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What is a CBCT TM JOINTS?

CBCT TM Joints is an advanced 3D imaging examination that provides detailed views of the temporomandibular joints and surrounding bony structures. It helps evaluate jaw pain, TMJ disorders, arthritis, trauma, joint degeneration, and other abnormalities while supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

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Also known as/ Other names: Cone Beam CT of the TMJ (CBCT TMJ), TMJ CBCT Scan, Volumetric CT (VCT) of the TMJ, Digital Volume Tomography (DVT) of the TMJ, 3D TMJ Imaging
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FAQs

What is CBCT TM Joints?

CBCT TM Joints (Cone Beam Computed Tomography of the Temporomandibular Joints) is an advanced 3D imaging examination that provides detailed images of the jaw joints (TMJ), which connect the lower jaw to the skull. It helps evaluate the bony structures of the joints and diagnose conditions affecting their function and movement.

Why is CBCT TM Joints performed?

CBCT TM Joints is performed to investigate jaw pain, clicking or popping sounds, jaw locking, restricted mouth opening, arthritis, joint degeneration, trauma, fractures, and other disorders affecting the temporomandibular joints.

Which structures are evaluated during a CBCT TM Joints scan?

The examination evaluates the mandibular condyles, temporal bones, joint spaces, and surrounding bony structures of both temporomandibular joints. It provides detailed information about joint alignment, bone integrity, and structural abnormalities.

Is contrast injection required for CBCT TM Joints?

No. CBCT TM Joints is a non-contrast imaging examination and does not require an intravenous contrast injection.

Can CBCT TM Joints diagnose TMJ disorders?

Yes. CBCT is highly effective in identifying bony abnormalities of the temporomandibular joints, including arthritis, bone erosion, fractures, joint degeneration, developmental abnormalities, and changes in joint alignment.

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