3D CBCT scanning (cone beam computed tomography) provides a detailed three-dimensional image that is essential for precise interventions.
What It Is
Unlike a conventional radiograph, CBCT generates a 3D image of the teeth, jawbones, sinuses, and nerve structures.
When It Is Necessary
- Before a dental implant;
- For complex extractions (including impacted wisdom teeth);
- For challenging endodontic cases;
- In the assessment of the temporomandibular joint;
- For complex orthodontic treatment.
How Safe Is It
Modern equipment uses an optimised dose; the scan is performed only when medically justified. It is quick and completely pain-free.
How It Works
The patient remains still for a few seconds while the unit rotates around the head.
Why It Matters
It reduces procedural risks and enables minimally invasive treatments. In implantology it forms the basis of surgical guides.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it painful?
No, it is quick and completely pain-free.
Do I need a referral?
It is usually recommended by the treating dentist.
At DentALL we use 3D imaging for precise treatment planning. Schedule a consultation.



