3D volume rendered computed tomography (3D-CT) produces detailed, three-dimensional models that can be rotated and viewed in any orientation to provide a more natural and functional view of our patient's anatomy.
Unlike your old flat X-Rays, this technology helps us get a 360 view of not just your bones, but the nerves and muscles surrounding them. Allowing our Advanced Digital Dental Surgeons to see way mora data than you local dentist, detecting problems before they even happen and securing the proper healing development of your new dental prosthesis.
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