Dental Volumetric Tomography (DVT)

Dentists have been using 2D imaging methods for many years. This imaging system, which provides practical use, has moved towards 3D imaging with the development of today's world. Because the development of dentistry technologies has developed in parallel with the expectations of our patients from us. Now, after a treatment, our patients want needle-free, painless and even complication-free treatments from us. They want to return to their daily lives quickly after the treatment and refuse to have any discomfort in their lives.

Is painless, acheless and bloodless implant treatment possible? Although this is always our goal, we definitely need advanced diagnostic methods to achieve this. For this reason, we need 3D imaging systems.

What are the Areas of Use of Dental Volumetric Tomography?

• In the diagnosis of cysts and tumors
• In impacted tooth operation
• Understanding the entire mouth area in implant applications
• Determining the width and length of the jaw bone
• Before any operation related to bones
• In examining the connection between the sinus area and the teeth and bone
• Measuring the quality of bone

What is the Advantage of Dental Volumetric Tomography Device?

• It provides advantages to patients who are afraid of entering closed spaces.
• It is a fast and easy method. It provides instant images. It allows instant analysis.
• The image quality and resolution are quite good.
• It allows the viewing of areas that the 2-dimensional imaging system does not show (such as the areas between the roots and the parts of the roots facing backwards).
• Jaw joint disorders can be viewed in more detail.
• The depth, volume and even density of the bone can be calculated.
• The proximity to the nerves (teeth, impacted teeth) can be easily calculated.
• There are programs that allow the doctor to visualize and plan the operation in 3D in advance.

How to Perform Imaging with a Dental Volumetric Tomography Device?

After our patient's face and position are adjusted with the device's guide beams, images are taken from the targeted area in seconds.

What is the Price of Dental Volumetric Tomography?

Although device costs have not decreased with the development of technology, the device, which is generally used as a diagnostic method, is offered to our patients at an affordable cost with its advantages that support many dental applications.