3D CT – digital diagnostics
Dental 3D CT: a gentle and advanced digital diagnostic technique for precise treatments
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What is 3D-CT in dentistry?
Dental 3D CT or digital volume tomography is a gentle, three-dimensional radiological procedure that provides a uniquely detailed and complete image of the lower jaw, upper jaw and dentition, which is essential for accurate dental diagnosis.
This state-of-the-art type of X-ray not only helps your dentist detect a dental problem, but also allows you to have a quick, gentle examination (30-40 seconds) with less radiation exposure.
Why is a 3D dental CT scan better than a 2D digital panoramic X-ray?
Digital panoramic X-rays also play an important role, as they give the dentist a comprehensive picture of the entire tooth structure. However, a dental 3D CT scan can show every detail of your teeth and oral cavity, including the structure of the jawbone, with an accuracy of one hundredth of a millimetre.
With a panoramic X-ray, all layers are superimposed due to the two-dimensionality of the procedure, which means that many details remain hidden. In addition, panoramic x-rays are distorted to a certain degree, which also makes accurate treatment planning difficult. Dental 3D CT, on the other hand, provides an absolutely accurate and distortion-free image of the oral cavity.
In which cases do we use dental 3D CT scans at 5DENT?
In addition to simple X-rays, dental 3D CT scans can also provide dentists with information that can greatly improve the accuracy and efficiency of treatment. Thanks to digital imaging, many more and more complex problems can be treated, reducing the risk factors for future interventions. Dental 3D CT scanning is an indispensable tool in many cases where other imaging techniques (panoramic X-ray, intraoral X-ray) do not provide a sufficiently accurate image:
- Detecting hidden sources of pain with dental 3D CT: Often the source of pain in the teeth is unknown. Even the smallest lesion that could cause pain is not invisible on a dental 3D CT scan.
- Dental 3D CT before tooth extraction: When teeth are surgically removed, it is necessary to visualise the position of the tooth root in relation to the nerve tracts. A dental 3D CT scan can show this accurately.
- Checking the bone stock for dental implants with 3D CT: 3D CT scans can accurately show the width and height of the jaw bone stock so that it can be determined whether there is sufficient bone volume and density to safely place implants. In cases of long tooth loss, bone augmentation may be necessary. To assess this accurately, a dental 3D CT scan is always required, which can determine the bone thickness and ideal position for placing dental implants with an accuracy of tenths of a millimetre.
- Use of dental 3D-CT before root canal treatment: Inflammation in the area of the tooth root can be hidden by conventional scans. With the 3D CT scan, however, every detail of the inflammation becomes visible and analysable.
- Detecting dental abscesses with 3D CT: Whether they are growths, dead teeth, untreated or impacted wisdom teeth, cysts or massive calculus, dental abscesses can cause serious bacterial infections that can negatively affect the entire body. The symptoms of dental abscesses are often not obvious, so it is important to examine them effectively with 3D CT to prevent more serious diseases and inflammations.
- Assessment of temporomandibular joint lesions using dental 3D CT: The temporomandibular joint is one of the most complex joints in the body. If you experience pain in the joint or ear when chewing or at rest, it is probably a disorder of the masticatory system. Dental 3D CT can clearly diagnose the disorder and help you get the most appropriate treatment.
| CONSULTING SERVICES | PRICE AT 5DENT |
|---|---|
| Medical examination – first consultation | Free of charge |
| Preparation of a treatment plan | Free of charge |
| Preparation of a cost estimate | Free of charge |
| Digital panoramic X-ray | 50 € |
| X-ray image analysis | Free of charge |
| Digital 3D CT scan | 120 € |
| 3D CT image analysis | Free of charge |
| in the case of a 3D CT scan, the panoramic image | Free of charge |
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What to do before a dental 3D CT scan?
- Our knowledgeable staff will inform you in detail about the intake process to ensure the success of the examination
- Before a dental 3D CT scan, it is important to remove all metal objects from the neck up that could interfere with the scan: Necklaces, earrings, body jewellery, glasses and other accessories.
- A dental 3D CT scan is performed in a standing position. Therefore, it is important to remain as still as possible during the scan to avoid blurring the image.
How is a dental 3D CT scan created at 5DENT?
A digital CT scanner consists of a radiation source and a detector opposite it. During the procedure, they rotate in a 360-degree circle around your head. The device takes a series of two-dimensional images, which are then processed into a three-dimensional version using computer software. This state-of-the-art procedure enables a complete spatial image of the dentition and skeleton with a measurement accuracy of tenths of a millimetre.
Who will be your doctor?
Who we are proud of
Dr Béla Paczolay
chief dentist, oral surgeon
Dr. Sándor Némedi-Varga
aneszteziológus
Dr László Honfi
chief dentist, periodontist, oral surgeon
Dr Iván Kecskés
oral surgeon, dentist
Dr Annamária Kocsis
dentist for prosthetics
Dr Balázs Balatonyi
dentist for prosthetics
This is what happens when you have a 3D CT scan:
- Our assistant will accompany you to the diagnostic room
- She puts a lead waistcoat on you, which guarantees your complete safety.
- It helps you to take the right position in the CT unit
- It adjusts the equipment based on your personal parameters
- It leaves the diagnostic room and takes the scan from the outside, you only have to stay in the set position for the duration of the scan (30-40 seconds).
- After the scan, the 3D dental CT scan is immediately displayed on your doctor’s computer, who analyses it and uses it to create your personal treatment plan and a cost estimate, which will save you a considerable amount of money.
Why you should come to 5DENT for a personal consultation
Digital diagnostics – With our modern digital diagnostic equipment, we can accurately determine the condition of your teeth and bone structure, which is an essential prerequisite for developing a precise and individual treatment plan.
Personal communication – A personal conversation with a dental expert gives you the opportunity to seek advice directly and get answers to your questions.
Individual treatment plan – Your consulting dentist can personally assess the condition of your teeth and bone structure, as well as your needs, and recommend the best treatment plan based on this.
Personal experience about the level of the practice – During the consultation you can find out first-hand about the technical standard of the dental practice and whether it meets your expectations
Aids to understanding the dental problem – At our 5DENT dental clinic, we use visual aids and models to fully inform you and help you understand your dental problem and treatment options.
Favorable prices, significant savings – you don’t have to compromise. At 5DENT’s office, you can make significant savings on your dental treatment while receiving European-standard dental care, for which we also offer a guarantee.
These are some of the questions our patients have asked us about having a 3D digital CT scan (FAQ)
Where is a dental 3D CT scan performed?
The dental 3D CT scan is performed at our 5DENT dental clinic in Mosonmagyaróvár, only 14 km from the Austrian border. You can find detailed information about our contact details here.
How long does it take to create a dental 3D CT scan?
Including the preparatory processes, the exposure takes about 5-6 minutes, but the exposure itself takes only 30-40 seconds.
How should I prepare for a dental 3D CT scan?
You need to make an appointment for a personal consultation and a dental 3D CT scan in order to use our transfer service.
Will the recording hurt?
The dental 3D CT scan is completely painless.
How much does a dental 3D CT scan cost?
A dental 3D CT scan costs €120.
What do you need to do to know exactly what your dental problem is and what the ideal solution is, with significant savings?
Don’t leave the health of your teeth to chance! For the most accurate diagnosis and the most effective treatment plan in modern dentistry, a 3D CT scan is essential. At 5DENT dental practice, you now have the opportunity to receive a complete digital diagnosis with gentle 3D CT technology. And we offer you even more: an immediate personal consultation where our specialists analyse your scans in detail, answer all your questions and together plan the next steps to successfully solve your dental problem.
At 5DENT, your safety and comfort come first. Whether it is a simple check-up or preparation for a complex procedure, our team of experts will always provide you with the best care in German.
Don’t wait any longer and take the first step towards a better quality of life.
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Why you should choose 5DENT for your dental treatment
Professional staff
This is the foundation of all quality dental care – a team of well-trained, experienced and dedicated professionals.
Informative and understandable personal communication
The 5DENT dental clinic places great emphasis on informative personal consultation.
State-of-the-art technology
The use of the latest dental equipment and technology is essential for accurate diagnosis and gentle treatment.
Individual treatment plan
We know that every patient is unique and needs a tailor-made solution for their dental problem.
Sterile environment
5DENT dental practice places great emphasis on creating a sterile environment, because we know that basic hygiene not only protects your health, but also affects the quality and effectiveness of your treatment.
Aftercare
At the 5DENT dental clinic, aftercare is not just a follow-up step, but an integral part of the treatment process.
