Dental Tomography
Advanced technology for safe and predictable treatment planning
Do you need a dental implant? Are you going to undergo complex oral surgery? The 3D dental tomography represents the most advanced diagnostic technology in dentistry today, allowing you to visualize your oral structures in three dimensions with a level of detail impossible to achieve with conventional radiographs.
In Sonrisa Para Todos we have the advanced tomographer SCANORA® 3D Soredex®, offering you the latest diagnostic technology to ensure accurate, safe treatments with predictable results.
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What is 3D dental tomography and why is it superior?
Dental computed tomography is an advanced diagnostic technique that obtains multiple images from different angles, creating a complete three-dimensional reconstruction of the maxillofacial structures.
Fundamental advantages over conventional X-rays:
- Full three-dimensional visualization versus 2D flat images
- Ability to observe structures from any angle and perspective
- Elimination of overlaps that can hide pathologies
- Accurate height, width and depth measurements
- Accurate identification of critical anatomical structures
- Minimal distortion for maximum diagnostic accuracy
The difference between a 3D tomography and a conventional X-ray is comparable to the difference between a complete topographic map and a simple aerial photograph.
SCANORA® 3D technology: the ultimate in digital diagnostics
At Sonrisa Para Todos we have the advanced Soredex® SCANORA® 3D system, a state-of-the-art technology that offers:
- Very high resolution images for visualization of minute details
- Adjustable field of view for focused or comprehensive studies
- Optimized radiation dose according to specific needs
- Advanced processing software for multidimensional analysis
- Export capacity for digital treatment planning
- Digital archiving for monitoring and future comparison
This state-of-the-art technology allows us to offer diagnoses with unprecedented accuracy, increasing the quality and predictability of all our treatments.
Clinical applications of 3D dental tomography
This advanced technology is essential in multiple dental treatments:
Guided dental implantology:
- Precise planning of the ideal position of each implant
- Accurate measurement of available bone volume
- Identification of vital anatomical structures such as nerves and maxillary sinuses
- Visualization of bone density for selection of the appropriate surgical protocol
- Design of surgical guides for accurate implantation
Advanced oral surgery:
- Accurate location of included or supernumerary teeth
- Accurate relationship with nerve and vascular structures
- Evaluation of cystic lesions and determination of their limits.
- Planning for complex extractions such as impacted wisdom teeth
- Diagnosis of radicular or maxillary fractures
Endodontics (Nerve Treatments):
- Visualization of complex root anatomy
- Detection of additional ducts not visible on conventional X-rays
- Accurate diagnosis of periapical lesions
- Identification of vertical or horizontal root fractures
- Evaluation of previous endodontic failures
Digital orthodontics:
- Three-dimensional analysis of dental and skeletal position
- Accurate assessment of the relationship between roots and surrounding bone.
- Planning of complex dental movements
- Diagnosis of maxillofacial developmental anomalies
- Prediction of orthodontic treatment results
When a 3D Dental Tomography is essential
Although not all cases require this advanced technology, there are situations where it is practically indispensable:
Cases Requiring 3D Tomography:
- Dental implant planning for complete bone evaluation
- Complex third molar (wisdom tooth) surgeries or surgeries close to the nerve.
- Diagnosis of retained or impacted teeth
- Evaluation of pathological lesions or cysts
- Complex endodontic treatments or retreatments
- Facial trauma and fracture analysis
- Orthodontic planning in complex cases
- Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) evaluation
An incomplete diagnosis can lead to unforeseen complications during treatment. 3D tomography makes it possible to anticipate and plan every detail, eliminating unwanted surprises.
The process: convenient, fast and safe
Having a 3D dental scan at Sonrisa Para Todos is a simple process:
- Comfortable positioning of the patient in the equipment
- Fast scanning (between 14-20 seconds)
- Immediate reconstruction of three-dimensional images
- Analysis by specialists with advanced software
- Detailed explanation of findings to patient
The procedure is completely painless and quick, providing invaluable diagnostic information in a matter of minutes.
Commitment to radiation protection
Despite being a full three-dimensional study, the SCANORA® 3D technology is designed under the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle of radioprotection:
- Pulsed X-ray beams minimizing radiation
- Selective fields of view limiting exposure to the required area
- Specific protocols for each type of study
- Advanced filtration systems for maximum safety
The effective radiation dose is maintained at significantly lower levels than conventional medical tomographic studies.
Financing available
We have financing facilities with the main entities in the country.
We invite you to experience the difference this advanced technology can make in planning your dental treatments at Sonrisa Para Todos.
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