Advanced Dentistry with 3D CT Dental Scans.
Vachik Danoukh, DMD

Create a complete digital model of your teeth with our 3D CT dental scan in Los Angeles
During a 3D CT dental scan, patients are scanned from different angles to make a detailed 3D image of their teeth. In addition to facilitating more precise diagnoses, this may also enhance treatment planning and surgery outcomes for patients. Patients can be assured that a dental 3D CT scan is a safe procedure that provides an accurate diagnosis.
The modern dental treatment you get at 360 Dental is enhanced by our use of cutting-edge technology. Our priority is to be on top of medical technology, so that each of our patients receive the highest standard of care possible during every visit.
Several dental clinics now employ 3D dental scanning to gain a comprehensive look at a patient’s mouth and teeth. It can also take pictures of your jawbone, teeth, and other soft tissues in your mouth. One of the best parts? It just takes less than a minute to complete. The end result is a digitized set of 3D photos that may be seen by anybody in your dental network (oral surgeon, orthodontist, etc.). They provide a glimpse of your dental health comparable to a CAT scan.
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Why Choose 360 Dental For 3D CT Scanning?
Advanced dental procedures require a high degree of technical skill and attention to detail. We perform such procedures routinely with the help of our Los Angeles 3D CT dental scan. This helps us design each case individually to match and enhance the characteristics of each patient’s smile. Our dentist for 3D CT scan of teeth in Los Angeles provides individualized, caring, and top-notch dental services because we know our patients’ smiles reflect their overall physical and emotional health.


3D CT scanning has several potential uses, although it is most often used in dental implant treatment. Our CT scanner creates three-dimensional pictures of the patient's jaws, enabling us to plan treatment in advance and perform virtual surgery, ensuring the safe and exact placement of implants. As we can do the procedure in much less time, patients will have less discomfort after surgery. Pre-operative computer planning has made it possible to insert teeth on implants on the same day as surgery. Our CT scanner isn't only helpful for implant treatment, but also for difficult pathology situations and jaw reconstruction planning. CT scanners expose patients to far less radiation than the hospital-grade scanners.
With the use of a 3D imaging equipment, our dentists for 3D CT scan of teeth can recreate a 3D picture of your oral cavity, jaw, neck, ears, nose, and throat. Dental 3D imaging may be used to:
- Prepare for the implantation of teeth
- Check the jaw and face for flaws
- Consider the whole head and neck region
- Dental caries (cavities) and other issues may be identified and diagnosed
- Identify the need for root canal therapy and schedule endodontic treatment.
- Examine instances of facial and tooth damage
- Arrange and assess the development of orthodontic therapy
- Image crooked or missing teeth
- TMJ dysfunction evaluation
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Answering your Dental Care Questions
Standard and panoramic x-rays only capture a scene in two dimensions (2D). They conceal everything except your teeth and gums.
Having a 3D CT scan is safe. These scans still expose patients to radiation, albeit far less so than with older CT machines.
There is no discomfort during the scan. Your dentist will review the results with you to discuss your treatment plan or diagnosis based on the 3D CT scan images.
Unless a contrast dye is going to be utilized, there is usually no need to fast before a CT scan. If your doctor plans to use contrast and you need to fast beforehand, he or she will give you specific instructions.

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