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Advanced 3D imaging gives our specialists a detailed view of your tooth, roots, bone, and surrounding anatomy for more precise diagnosis and treatment planning.
More detail for more confident decisions
See What Traditional X-Rays Can’t
Traditional dental X-rays provide a two-dimensional view. Cone Beam CT creates detailed 3D images that allow our endodontists to examine your tooth and surrounding structures from multiple angles.
With the Carestream Digital Imaging, we can visualize fine anatomical details that may be critical to understanding the source of pain and planning the right treatment.
Detailed 3D Imaging
See teeth, roots, bone, and surrounding anatomy from multiple angles.
More Precise Diagnosis
Reveal important details that may be difficult to see on traditional X-rays.
Better Treatment Planning
Detailed imaging helps our specialists plan treatment with greater confidence.
Focused Scanning
Multiple scan sizes allow imaging to focus on the area being evaluated.
Powered by Carestream Digital Imaging
The Carestream Digital Imaging delivers high-resolution 3D imaging designed to reveal even the smallest clinical details. With resolution up to 75 microns, it provides the clarity our specialists need for complex endodontic diagnosis and treatment planning.
High-Resolution 3D Imaging
Designed to reveal fine clinical details important in endodontic diagnosis.
Root Canal Anatomy
See the shape and structure of roots and canals in greater detail.
Hidden Fractures
Help identify fractures that may be difficult to detect with conventional imaging.
Areas of Infection
Evaluate periapical lesions and changes around the root.
Bone & Surrounding Anatomy
Understand the structures surrounding the tooth before treatment.
Precision you can trust
More Precision. More Confidence.
Microscopic visualization helps our specialists treat with greater accuracy while preserving healthy tooth structure whenever possible. For patients, that means more precise, conservative care focused on the best possible outcome.
Advanced Imaging Made Simple
Designed around patient comfort, our advanced 3D imaging makes scans quick and simple while giving our specialists the detail needed for precise diagnosis.
Quick Scanning
Capture detailed images in a short scan.
Stable Positioning
Helps capture accurate images with fewer retakes.
Targeted Imaging
Focus the scan on the area that matters most.
Precise diagnosis through advanced technology
Advanced Imaging. Expert Interpretation.
3D imaging is only as valuable as the expertise behind it. Our endodontists combine detailed Cone Beam scans with specialized experience and microscopic evaluation to understand complex dental conditions and plan treatment with confidence.
Precise Diagnosis
More information for confident treatment decisions.
Advanced Technology. Better Treatment Experience.
The GentleWave® System cleans and disinfects the root canal more thoroughly, helping preserve healthy tooth structure for predictable results.
Advanced Technology. Better Treatment Experience.
Small field high resolution 3D imaging helps our specialists see fine details for more precise diagnosis and treatment planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a CBCT scan?
CBCT stands for cone-beam computed tomography.
It is a dental imaging technology that creates three-dimensional images of teeth, roots, bone, and nearby structures. It can provide information that may be difficult to obtain from a traditional two-dimensional dental X-ray.
Why does Cumberland Endodontics use 3D CBCT imaging?
CBCT can provide additional information when a three-dimensional view would help answer a diagnostic or treatment-planning question.
It can be particularly useful when evaluating complex root anatomy, previously treated teeth, areas of infection, resorption, treatment complications, and the relationship between a tooth and surrounding structures.
What can a CBCT scan show that a traditional dental X-ray may not?
A traditional X-ray compresses three-dimensional anatomy into a two-dimensional image, which can cause structures to overlap.
CBCT allows the endodontist to examine an area from multiple directions and may provide additional information about:
- Root and canal anatomy
- Areas of bone change
- Previously treated or untreated canals
- Root resorption
- Treatment complications
- Nearby anatomical structures
- Certain patterns that may help evaluate suspected fractures
Does every patient need a CBCT scan?
Imaging decisions should be based on the individual patient and the clinical question that needs to be answered.
When CBCT is expected to provide useful information for diagnosis or treatment planning, Cumberland Endodontics can incorporate three-dimensional imaging into the evaluation.
Technology supports the diagnosis; it does not replace the clinical examination.
Why might I need new imaging if my dentist already took X-rays?
Your dentist’s images are valuable and should be reviewed when available.
Additional imaging may be recommended if the existing images do not provide all the information needed to answer a specific diagnostic or treatment-planning question.
If your dentist has already taken relevant images, those can be sent to Cumberland Endodontics for review.
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