3-Dimensional Imaging in Dentistry: Cone Beam CT (CBCT)

Provider: University of te Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry
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Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry

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CE Credits:8
Lecturer:Hee Soo Oh, DDS, MS, PhD; Gurminder Sidhu, MS, DDS
Prices:DDS|495
Hygienist/Assistant/Office Staff|245

 

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The field of 3-dimensional imaging is rapidly advancing
in dentistry. Diagnosis, treatment simulation,
treatment planning and treatment outcomes are
greatly improved with the advent of Cone Beam
CT (3 dimensional technology) imaging. This program
will give you a general overview of the 3-D
imaging process, Cone Beam CT.

Cone Beam CT imaging has many advantages
over conventional radiographic imaging, and is
gradually becoming the standard of care for
numerous dental procedures. Dental practitioners
now have the technology to help make the
placement of implants, TMJ evaluation, impaction
studies, orthodontic treatment planning,
endodontic evaluation, airway evaluation, inferior
alveolar nerve location, and evaluating pathology
with lower radiation, more precise and successful.
Participants will also be introduced to
Accuitomo, another form of cone beam CT that
uses a higher resolution and smaller field of view.
The advantage of this high resolution imaging will
be discussed including instances when this form
of cone beam CT is most beneficial.

Acquiring these image volumes add responsibility
to dentists to broaden their knowledge base in
anatomy as well as gain adequate training in 3-D
imagery in order to extract required information
from these images. A hands-on, computer-based
experience will include a basic orientation and
systematic way to practice over the image volumes.
Different cone beam modalities will be
presented as well as the various software for
image enhancement manipulation and volume
rendering. Cases utilizing different imaging systems
will be demonstrated.

You Will Learn

  • When to refer patients for advanced imaging
  • What type of image to ask for
  • Incorporating advanced imaging
    into your office workflow
  • Systematic evaluation of CT volumes
  • Describe and identify normal anatomy
  • Describe abnormalities and
    form a diagnosis decision tree
  • How to decipher "what the radiologist
    is saying"
  • Legal/liability aspects of this new technology
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