Dental Studies

CT scan of a tooth: A dental study aimed at evaluating the structures and tissues of the tooth, including the periodontium and alveolar bone. It provides detailed information on the condition of the examined tooth that is located in one of the jaws, and facilitates the detection of possible pathologies in the area, such as fissures, defective prostheses or dental absences.

CT scan of a maxillary or both: Dental study aimed at evaluating the teeth and bones of the patient’s upper and lower jaws. It provides detailed information on the state of the bones that make up the jaws and facilitates the detection of pathologies in the area, such as hypertrophy, mandibular dislocations, asymmetries or bone fractures, among others.

Orthopantomography and teleradiography: General dental study that allows to study the lower part of the face in a wide and distant way. It provides detailed information on the placement, number and development of teeth, as well as their position relative to the jaw bone, among other adjacent oral structures.