CBCT Scanning and Dental Imaging Solutions
At ConeScan, we believe everyone deserves access to the highest quality of dental care. That’s why we provide CBCT scanning and dental imaging solutions with flexibility and convenience in mind.
ConeScan is an extension of your dental practice with our mobile CBCT scanning solution and network of dental imaging centres across the United States. We utilize state-of-the-art dental scanning technology to provide you with the data you need to accurately plan surgeries and facilitate faster case acceptance with more scanning options for you and your patients.
Dental Imaging Solution
ConeScan is an extension of your dental practice with our mobile imaging solution and network of dental imaging centers across the United States.
High Quality CBCT Scans
Conebeam CT produces high resolution, volumetric images that provide complete 3-D views of critical anatomy for more thorough analysis of bone structure & tooth orientation.
Dental Imaging Solution
ConeScan is an extension of your dental practice with our mobile imaging solution and network of dental imaging centers across the United States.
High Quality CBCT Scans
Conebeam CT produces high resolution, volumetric images that provide complete 3-D views of critical anatomy for more thorough analysis of bone structure & tooth orientation.
How our CBCT dental scan services work
For a dentist to be able to plan accurately and provide their patients with life-changing restorative results, the patient would require a CBCT scan for dental implants. The CBCT scan appointment can be scheduled either at the dental practice, at the patient's home, or at one of our convenient scanning locations.
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Patient-specific Prescription
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Schedule Appointment
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Patient Scan
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Scan Data Sent to Dentist
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Free Live Implant Planning
Why choose ConeScan as your Dental Imaging Partner?
Unmatched flexibility and convenience. More options for you and your patients
Our mobile dental imaging solutions utilize state of the art scanners together with our expertise to help you get the results you need. Our full-service centers offer reliable scanning capabilities for dentists and oral surgeons, and our mobile dental imaging units make CBCT scanning more accessible than ever in, even in more remote locations.
Unmatched flexibility and convenience. More options for you and your patients
Our mobile dental imaging solutions utilize state of the art scanners together with our expertise to help you get the results you need. Our full-service centers offer reliable scanning capabilities for dentists and oral surgeons, and our mobile dental imaging units make CBCT scanning more accessible than ever in, even in more remote locations.
We make CBCT scanning and implant planning easier for dentists and their patients.
We specialize in providing optimized imaging for dental implant planning, allowing us to create detailed images quickly and accurately. Our services are designed to be comprehensive yet easy to use, making it simpler than ever for practitioners to stay ahead of their game without sacrificing time or quality.
Mobile Dental Imaging Solution
Our mobile units utilize state of the art scanners which can accommodate many scanning protocols including full field of view (both jaws with max sinus), TMJ & high resolution endodontic scans.
Mobile Dental Imaging Solution
Our mobile units utilize state of the art scanners which can accommodate many scanning protocols including full field of view (both jaws with max sinus), TMJ & high resolution endodontic scans.
Convenience
Qualified Technologists
Specialized Support
Radiology Service
Less Radiation
Patient Experience
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More Options
Our scanning centres and mobile units offer more options for doctors and patients.
Flexible Schedule
Our Mobile imaging units provide more flexible scheduling options for patients.
Patient Experience
A dental imaging solution that provides a better experience for your patients.
Free Treament Plan
with every Scan!
Our network of scanning centers and mobile imaging solutions provide more options for you and your patients. Flexibility and convenience at your doorstep for a better scanning experience. All scans come with a treatment plan at no additional cost to you.
Contact us to schedule
a Scan Today
Contact us to schedule you patient for a scan. Every Scan Includes a treatment plan at no additional cost to you
Contact us to schedule
a Scan Today
Contact us to schedule you patient for a scan. Every Scan Includes a treatment plan at no additional cost to you
CBCT Dental Scan FAQ
What is a CBCT scan used for?
CBCT stands for Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT). This imaging technology is used in dentistry to get an internal 3D picture of the teeth, mouth, and jawbones. The scan itself takes less than a minute, yet produces incredibly detailed images to help with precise diagnosis.
Unlike older dental imaging solutions, CBCT scanners actually rotate around the patient to take hundreds of high-resolution scans from multiple different angles, allowing our technicians to produce an incredibly detailed 3D model of your mouth and underlying structures.
What does a dental CBCT scan show?
A CBCT scan for dental implant provides key information about conditions like jawbone density, nerve positions, and the shape and size of surrounding bone structures, which are all essential factors when it comes to placing dental implants.
Both our fixed and mobile CBCT scan units provide dentists and oral surgeons with detailed insights into the jaw, nasal, and throat areas, including bone, airways, soft tissue, and existing structures from previous dental procedures.
Does a CBCT show cavities?
While CBCT scans can be used to detect tooth decay and cavities, these issues can normally be addressed by your dentist without the need for an advanced 3D scan. However, in severe cases, they can be useful for identifying areas of bone loss in the jaw or deeper irregularities.
Do you need CBCT for implants?
Because CBCT scanning provides such a detailed overview of your anatomy, it’s widely considered the safest solution for planning dental implants, and most surgeons will now require you have one.
Am I exposed to radiation with a CBCT scan?
The radiation dosage will vary from each type of CBCT scan however it is important to understand that cone beam technology is designed to take CT scans at far less radiation than a traditional CT tunnel scanner. (up to 10 x less)
The average amount of radiation exposure would be 75 milli Sievert.
It is equivalent to about 3-4 panoramic x-rays.
How long does a CBCT dental scan take?
Full mouth scans generally take around 40 seconds, while regional scans of a more specific area can take as little as 10 seconds. This is one of the many advantages of CBCT dental scan over other dental imaging solutions.
What is a CBCT scan used for?
CBCT stands for Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT). This imaging technology is used in dentistry to get an internal 3D picture of the teeth, mouth, and jawbones. The scan itself takes less than a minute, yet produces incredibly detailed images to help with precise diagnosis.
Unlike older dental imaging solutions, CBCT scanners actually rotate around the patient to take hundreds of high-resolution scans from multiple different angles, allowing our technicians to produce an incredibly detailed 3D model of your mouth and underlying structures.
What does a dental CBCT scan show?
A CBCT scan for dental implant provides key information about conditions like jawbone density, nerve positions, and the shape and size of surrounding bone structures, which are all essential factors when it comes to placing dental implants.
Both our fixed and mobile CBCT scan units provide dentists and oral surgeons with detailed insights into the jaw, nasal, and throat areas, including bone, airways, soft tissue, and existing structures from previous dental procedures.
Does a CBCT show cavities?
While CBCT scans can be used to detect tooth decay and cavities, these issues can normally be addressed by your dentist without the need for an advanced 3D scan. However, in severe cases, they can be useful for identifying areas of bone loss in the jaw or deeper irregularities.
Do you need CBCT for implants?
Because CBCT scanning provides such a detailed overview of your anatomy, it’s widely considered the safest solution for planning dental implants, and most surgeons will now require you have one.
Am I exposed to radiation with a CBCT scan?
The radiation dosage will vary from each type of CBCT scan however it is important to understand that cone beam technology is designed to take CT scans at far less radiation than a traditional CT tunnel scanner. (up to 10 x less)
The average amount of radiation exposure would be 75 milli Sievert.
It is equivalent to about 3-4 panoramic x-rays.
How long does a CBCT dental scan take?
Full mouth scans generally take around 40 seconds, while regional scans of a more specific area can take as little as 10 seconds. This is one of the many advantages of CBCT dental scan over other dental imaging solutions.