The most precise view of your teeth
Computed tomography is one of the most precise diagnostic methods in modern dentistry. In a few seconds the scanner creates a three-dimensional image of the teeth, roots, jaws and bone tissue.
Unlike a conventional X-ray, which is flat, the 3D image shows everything from every side. This reveals problems that stay invisible during a standard examination or a conventional X-ray.
BENEFITS
Why patients choose the 3D scan
Painless
You feel nothing. No injections and no unpleasant sensations.
Quick and easy
You stand still for a few seconds. The whole visit takes minutes.
Safe
The modern scanner works with a low radiation dose.
High quality
A highly detailed image reveals even the smallest changes.
Effective
The dentist sees the full picture and plans the treatment precisely.
Why is it important to do it once a year?
Many problems in the mouth develop quietly and without pain. A CBCT scan once a year helps to detect inflammation, cysts, granulomas, bone loss and other hidden changes at an early stage.
Found in time, these conditions are treated more easily, faster and at a lower cost.
INDICATIONS
When a CBCT scan is needed
- Before dental implant placement
- Before and during root canal treatment
- For pain with an unclear cause
- Before removing wisdom and impacted teeth
- Before orthodontic treatment with braces
- When a cyst or inflammation is suspected
- To assess the bone before bone grafting
- To follow up on completed treatment
STEP BY STEP
How the scan works
01
Preparation
You remove earrings, glasses and metal objects from your head. No other preparation is needed.
02
Positioning
You stand in front of the scanner and rest your chin. The dentist adjusts the height.
03
Scanning
The scanner rotates once around your head. You stand still for a few seconds.
04
Result
The 3D image is ready immediately. We review it together on the screen and explain what we see.
PRICES
Price of the examination
upper and lower jaw
panoramic X-ray
upper and lower jaw
FAQ
Questions our patients ask
No. The scan is completely painless — no procedure is performed, you simply stand still.
Do not postpone your check-up
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We will help you have a healthy and beautiful smile!
