DVT/CBCT
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (DVT/CBCT)
Cone beam computed tomography (DVT/CBCT) is the diagnostic backbone of modern implantology and oral surgery. It provides a precise 3D image of bone, nerves and the maxillary sinus – with a significantly lower radiation dose than a conventional CT and considerably greater diagnostic value than a 2D X-ray.
With cone beam computed tomography (DVT/CBCT) we plan every implant placement three-dimensionally – including the position of nerves and the maxillary sinus. This minimises risks and maximises success rates.
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Treatment process
- PreparationNo special preparation needed. The procedure is painless and takes only a few minutes.
- ProcedureYou sit or stand still; a ring-shaped scanner rotates once around the head and produces a series of images.
- Data ProcessingThe images are assembled into a detailed 3D model and analysed on screen.
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Your benefits
- Implantology: assessment of bone density, depth of the maxillary sinus and proximity to nerves or blood vessels
- Maxillofacial surgery: precise visualisation for sinus lift and bone augmentation
- Diagnosis of dental and jaw conditions: detection of cysts, tumours or inflammatory processes
- Endodontics: valuable information for root inflammation and complex root canal treatments
- Periodontology: assessment of bone involvement in periodontal disease
- Orthodontics: planning for malpositioned teeth and jaw anomalies
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Implantology
- The Dental Implant Briefly ExplainedA dental implant replaces not only the visible crown – it replaces the tooth root itself.
- Benefits of Dental Implants – why an implant?An implant protects healthy neighbouring teeth, preserves the jawbone and feels just like a natural tooth.
- Implant Placement Step by Step – the Treatment ProcessA dental implant is a precisely planned process carried out in several carefully coordinated steps – from 3D diagnostics through guided implant placement to the final crown.
- Certified Implantology PracticeThe German Society for Implantology (DGI e. V.) has awarded the practice owner the designated focus in implantology and has recertified it several times.
