CBCT Scanning and Dental Imaging Solutions
A mobile CBCT scan, also known as a Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) scan, is an advanced form of specialized imaging technology that allows dentists and doctors to gain a detailed, three-dimensional view of a patient’s oral cavity. This innovative technology is quickly becoming an essential tool for providing both accurate diagnosis and effective treatment in the dental field.
ConeScan’s mobile imaging solution brings this advanced technology to dentists and patients in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Illinois. Through our state-of-the-art equipment and experienced professionals, we offer the highest quality mobile cone beam CT scans available without having to visit
a radiology clinic or wait for an appointment.
What is a mobile CT Unit?
A mobile CT scan unit is a portable version of a CT scanning machine that can be brought to a patient’s location, rather than the patient having to travel to a fixed CT scan machine. They typically have the same capabilities as a stationary CT machine, but are designed to be more compact and portable. The portability of this technology makes it highly convenient for both doctors and patients alike – no need for long wait times or special appointments.
What is a mobile CT Unit?
A mobile CT scan unit is a portable version of a CT scanning machine that can be brought to a patient’s location, rather than the patient having to travel to a fixed CT scan machine. They typically have the same capabilities as a stationary CT machine, but are designed to be more compact and portable. The portability of this technology makes it highly convenient for both doctors and patients alike – no need for long wait times or special appointments.
Benefits of mobile dental CT scans for dentists and patients
We Come To You or your patients home
Convenience and Flexibility
With a mobile scanning unit, the imaging can be done at the dentist’s office or the patient’s home, which eliminates the need for patients to travel to a separate location for the scan.
Hi Resolution Scanners
Our units make use of high-resolution scanners, which allow for detailed and accurate imaging that ensures precision planning and predictable results.
Highly Qualified CT Technologists
Each is staffed by ConeScan’s highly qualified radiology technicians, who can assist in the scanning process and answer any questions the dentist or patient may have.
We Come To You or your patients home
Convenience and Flexibility
With a mobile scanning unit, the imaging can be done at the dentist’s office or the patient’s home, which eliminates the need for patients to travel to a separate location for the scan.
Hi Resolution Scanners
Our units make use of high-resolution scanners, which allow for detailed and accurate imaging that ensures precision planning and predictable results.
Highly Qualified CT Technologists
Each is staffed by ConeScan’s highly qualified radiology technicians, who can assist in the scanning process and answer any questions the dentist or patient may have.
Mobile Dental Imaging At your doorstep
Avoid referring patients out
Mobile CBCT scans allow dentists to avoid referring patients out to other dental practices for scans, which can save time and money for both the dentist and the patient.
No need for expensive equipment
It eliminates the need for dentists to invest in expensive equipment of their own, saving your practice money.
Better patient experience
The mobile scan process can also provide a better patient experience, as the client may feel more comfortable in their own environment, rather than in a hospital or clinical setting.
Mobile Dental Imaging At your doorstep
Avoid referring patients out
Mobile CBCT scans allow dentists to avoid referring patients out to other dental practices for scans, which can save time and money for both the dentist and the patient.
No need for expensive equipment
It eliminates the need for dentists to invest in expensive equipment of their own, saving your practice money.
Better patient experience
The mobile scan process can also provide a better patient experience, as the client may feel more comfortable in their own environment, rather than in a hospital or clinical setting.
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Mobile Dental CT Scan FAQ
What is a CBCT dental scan?
A CBCT dental scan is an advanced imaging technique that provides detailed 3D images of your teeth, soft tissue and jaw structure. It enables dentists to diagnose complex problems with greater accuracy than ever before, thanks to its ability to capture information from every angle. The scan itself takes a few minutes and the patient simply needs to sit still while wearing protective eyewear while it’s being conducted. What’s more, the radiation dose used during CBCT scans is much lower than traditional imaging methods so you can rest assured that it is extremely safe for any patient undergoing a scan. Ultimately, CBCT dental scans remain one of the safest, most comfortable and efficient ways for your dentist to get a comprehensive picture of your oral health.
Can a CT scan be done mobile?
An exciting development in CT scanning is the availability of ConeScan’s mobile CBCT scan units, which can be used conveniently in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Illinois. This new technology makes it possible for people to get the same accurate results from a CT scan without having to visit a hospital or clinic. In addition to being less intrusive and more cost-effective for patients, the use of this mobile CT scanning equipment also results in better outcomes for healthcare providers who can find issues and identify abnormalities faster than ever before. ConeScan’s mobile CBCT scanning units offer a revolutionary new way to get the diagnostic imaging services you need on-site, helping both patients and healthcare providers have better experiences.
Is the scan invasive or claustrophobic?
CBCT scans are not invasive. You are positioned in a seating or standing position and the scan goes around your head for 10 to 20 seconds. It is not a tunnel machine if you are worried about claustrophobia.
How much radiation will I be exposed to?
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 scanners. (upto 10 x less)
The average amount of radiation exposure would be 75 milli Sievert.
It equivalent to about 3-4 panoramic xrays.
What is a CBCT dental scan?
A CBCT dental scan is an advanced imaging technique that provides detailed 3D images of your teeth, soft tissue and jaw structure. It enables dentists to diagnose complex problems with greater accuracy than ever before, thanks to its ability to capture information from every angle. The scan itself takes a few minutes and the patient simply needs to sit still while wearing protective eyewear while it’s being conducted. What’s more, the radiation dose used during CBCT scans is much lower than traditional imaging methods so you can rest assured that it is extremely safe for any patient undergoing a scan. Ultimately, CBCT dental scans remain one of the safest, most comfortable and efficient ways for your dentist to get a comprehensive picture of your oral health.
Can a CT scan be done mobile?
An exciting development in CT scanning is the availability of ConeScan’s mobile CBCT scan units, which can be used conveniently in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Illinois. This new technology makes it possible for people to get the same accurate results from a CT scan without having to visit a hospital or clinic. In addition to being less intrusive and more cost-effective for patients, the use of this mobile CT scanning equipment also results in better outcomes for healthcare providers who can find issues and identify abnormalities faster than ever before. ConeScan’s mobile CBCT scanning units offer a revolutionary new way to get the diagnostic imaging services you need on-site, helping both patients and healthcare providers have better experiences.
Is the scan invasive or claustrophobic?
CBCT scans are not invasive. You are positioned in a seating or standing position and the scan goes around your head for 10 to 20 seconds. It is not a tunnel machine if you are worried about claustrophobia.
How much radiation will I be exposed to?
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 scanners. (upto 10 x less)
The average amount of radiation exposure would be 75 milli Sievert.
It equivalent to about 3-4 panoramic xrays.