NCCT DENTA SCAN

NCCT Dental Scan is performed to assess dental implant sites, jawbone structure, impacted teeth, tooth roots, dental infections, cysts, lesions, fractures, and other abnormalities affecting the teeth and jaw. It is also used for accurate planning of complex dental procedures and oral surgeries.

An NCCT Dental Scan can evaluate the upper jaw (maxilla), lower jaw (mandible), teeth, tooth roots, jawbone, nerve pathways, and surrounding facial structures. It provides detailed information about dental anatomy and helps identify abnormalities that may not be visible on conventional X-rays.

Yes. The scan provides detailed 3D images that help evaluate the position, direction, and relationship of impacted wisdom teeth with nearby nerves and surrounding jaw structures.

Yes. Patients with existing dental restorations can undergo the examination. It is recommended to inform the radiology team about any dental implants, crowns, bridges, or metal restorations before the scan.

Yes, when clinically required. It may be recommended for children to evaluate impacted teeth, jaw development, dental abnormalities, or complex orthodontic conditions. The examination is performed using appropriate radiation safety measures.