Discussions on Cone Beam CT Imaging

I’m just wondering if a CT scan was easy to get and read, would you do it more often when treatment planning for dental implants? Won’t this then make dental implant treatments even more expensive to patients?

Dr. Jack Krauser on CT Scans, planning in 3-dimensions, and more…

I have a couple of questions regarding the use of surgical guides in dental implantology.

Is it imperative to take CT scans for all of our dental implant patients? Somebody might say “case selection”, but what does this mean?

There are many advantages over traditional CT scans…The single most groundbreaking advantage of the i-CAT is easy, convenient and low-cost access to this imaging modality for the patient and the dentist.

We recently had the opportunity to interview Ed Marandola, the President and CEO of Imaging Sciences International, about their cutting-edge, 3-D, cone beam CT scanning technology, the i-CAT.