Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) has rapidly evolved over the past several years and has become more adopted in the dental setting as a diagnostic aid. We will discuss how CBCT is used to increase diagnostic capabilities, help you visualize possible ways to integrate advanced imaging techniques into your clinical practice and review multiple clinical examples where 3D imaging really makes a difference versus the traditional 2D radiograph.

From the front to the back of the clinical setting, digital tools have transitioned from a want to a need and are a must for predictability, productivity and ultimately profitability. VOIP phones, intraoral scanning, CBCT, milling, and 3D printing are some of the digital technologies that we will evaluate and then assess how the entire team can integrate into everyday clinical practice. Discover the benefits of multifunctional technology and get the dental team excited about integrating these new technologies!

Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) has rapidly evolved over the past several years and has become more adopted in the dental setting as a diagnostic aid. We will discuss how CBCT is used to increase diagnostic capabilities, help you visualize possible ways to integrate advanced imaging techniques into your clinical practice and review multiple clinical examples where 3D imaging really makes a difference versus the traditional 2D radiograph.

With so much external input, it is imperative that today’s clinician utilize the technology available to us in both the initial and periodic examinations. Patients retain much more information when presented visually. In this course we will review the initial exam and tools that can improve your diagnostic and clinical capabilities, discuss what we should be looking for to improve our patient’s overall oral health and examine how photography and technology can improve diagnosis and case acceptance.