How CBCT Saved Our Keisters
346 days ago by Steve Ratcliff | 2 Comments
CBCT is probably the most valuable tool for the restorative dentist who is engaging in implant assisted or supported restorations. By viewing volumized images we can pre-plan cases with greater levels of certainty and fewer surprises.
Consider this panoramic film; would you be able to visualize the ridge that was exposed at the time of surgery?
We were able to anticipate the challenges and plan for them before my surgeon picked up a scalpel.
The ridge was severely undercut and the CAD/CAM software allowed us to design and have fabricated a surgical for both bone reduction and implant placement.
The result was a smoother surgery, not being surprised by the ridge shape and precise implant placement.
Steve – during your presentation at the Faculty Club Meeting you mentioned a lab that you are working with to assist in CBCT assisted planning. Could ou share the name of the lab? Thanks
You bet nSequence lab in Reno Nevada