Unavoidable for implants
CBCT scans will allow our dentists to assess your mouth’s condition from every direction possible.
When placing dental implants successfully, an in-depth scanner is critical to measure the jawbone’s thickness, density and depth.
As dental implants are placed directly into your jaw, there must be enough bone to support and withstand your implant. If the scan shows a depletion of the bone in your jaw, it creates a roadmap of the potential pre-prosthetic procedures you’ll need to make dental implants a reality.
For example, the lack of bone in the jaw can be resolved with dental bone graft and sinus augmentation procedures, which will help build support and stability in this area.