Venus Specialized CT Scan Center (CBCT)
and digital dental, maxillofacial radiology
Imaging of the paranasal sinuses and nose
Paranasal sinus imaging refers to a set of imaging procedures used to examine the sinuses around the nose and face. These procedures include CT scans, MRIs, and radiographs. These procedures are used to diagnose and evaluate sinus diseases and problems such as sinusitis, polyps, tumors, and structural abnormalities.
CBCT bone length measurement for implant placement
CBCT scanning is widely used to measure jawbone length and accurately plan dental implant placement. This method allows the dentist to view and analyze the bone structure in three dimensions and determine the appropriate size and position of the implant.
CBCT to examine dental lesions
CBCT is an X-ray imaging technique used to examine oral lesions, providing three-dimensional images of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding soft tissues. This technique helps dentists diagnose complex oral and jaw problems (infections, tumors, and cysts) with high accuracy and plan precise treatment.
Simple dental OPG
An OPG, or panoramic radiograph, is an X-ray imaging procedure that shows a full view of the teeth, upper and lower jaws, and surrounding tissues in one image. It is used to examine and diagnose dental problems such as extensive decay, impacted teeth, jaw fractures, gum disease, and dental malformations.