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3D Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) Scanner

We’re committed to using the latest tools to give you the safest, most effective care possible. That’s why we’ve invested in a Cone-Beam CT scanner — a game-changer for precision dentistry.

What Is CBCT?

CBCT (Cone-Beam Computed Tomography) is like a super-powered X-ray that rotates around your head to create a full 3D map of your teeth, jawbone, and surrounding structures. Unlike flat, 2D images, CBCT shows every angle in high resolution — so nothing hides from us.

Why We Love CBCT

  • Sharper Diagnoses: Tiny fractures, hidden canals, or unusual root shapes are crystal-clear in 3D — helping us catch issues before they worsen.

  • Precision Treatment Plans: Whether placing implants or planning root-canal therapy, we can pinpoint exact locations and angles for safer, faster procedures.

  • Lower Radiation Dose: Though it produces 3D images, CBCT uses far less radiation than a medical CT scan — ideal if you need multiple scans.

  • Better Patient Understanding: We can show you your own 3D scans on screen so you see exactly what we see. No more wondering — just clear visuals and confident decisions.

How We Use CBCT at Our Clinic

Implant Planning

We measure your bone density and shape in 3D to place implants with millimetre accuracy, minimising healing time and complications.

Locating Impacted Teeth

Whether it’s a stubborn canine, a wisdom tooth that never fully erupted, or an extra (supernumerary) tooth crowding your smile, CBCT helps us map its exact position for smooth removal or orthodontic guidance.

Trauma & Pathology Assessment

For dental injuries or unusual growths, 3D imaging lets us evaluate the problem area fully before deciding on the best course of action.

By combining our clinical expertise with cutting-edge CBCT technology, we deliver treatments that are safer, more predictable, and tailored just for you.

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Our nurse assisting with the CBCT machine
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CBCT machine in use
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CBCT machine in use
Lateral cephalometric image
A lateral cephalometric image, taken mainly for orthodontic (braces & aligner) patients.
Panoramic radiograph
A panoramic radiograph, usually taken at your first visit to get an overview of all your teeth.
Intra oral x ray image
Our intra-oral X-ray machine focuses on specific problem areas.

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