We use a Dental CT Scanner to get a complete picture of the patient’s underlying bone and tissue when evaluating for dental implants.

This state-of-the-art-technology shows a detailed, 3-dimensional cross section of the area being scanned. In conjunction with standard X-rays it provides necessary information for safe and efficient treatment planning.

Getting a CT scan is easy, quick and comfortable. Patients stand allowing for their natural posture and jaw positioning

The CAT Scan Enhances the Way Dentists See Their Patients

Surgical Predictability – Gives dentists the complete anatomical information on bone and pathology prior to surgery, resulting in less trauma and predictable surgical outcomes.

Navigational Predictability – The anatomically accurate iages allow dentists to successfully create surgical plans and surgical guides prior to surgery.

Distortion-Free Measurements – Accurate 3-D images used to create precise treatment plans leading to the most accurate treatment plans and successful surgical procedures.

Work Flow – The scanning takes only 20 seconds and, within minutes, the data is transferred to the workstation computer for the dentist to begin diagnosis and treatment planning

• The CAT Scan offers the highest level of surgical predictability, resulting in successful surgical outcomes for patients.
• Lower patient cost than a medical CT and over ten times less radiation compared to a medical CT.
• A quick and easy 20-second scan produces the most anatomically accurate 3-D images of the mouth, face, and jaw.
• An open-environment scan increasing the patient’s comfort level.
• Reduces surgery time.
• The in house 3D CAT Scan helps patients avoid hospital visits and multiple appointments.
• Within minutes of the i-CAT scan, dentists are able to offer patients an immediate virtual diagnosis and treatment plan-all in one visit.
• The 3-D data can easily be shared with a patient’s periodontist, oral surgeon, orthodontists, , or medical practitioner using free Software.