Implantology

As the popularity of dental implants increases among patients, generalists and specialists alike are striving to increase their efficiency and effectiveness in this growing treatment choice. Often, the implant's success or failure is contingent upon the anomalies that lie under the surface of the gum. Cone Beam imaging offers dentists a "surgical view" of the mouth and defines the positions of the vital structures to avoid surprises such as undetected nerve canals and insufficient bone. The scans can be sliced, rotated 360 degrees, zoomed in on, or enlarged to provide views that are virtually unattainable with 2-D methods. In this webinar, Dr. Myers will discuss the clinical and diagnostic benefits of incorporating 3-D into the dental practice and 3-D’s compatibility with guided surgery applications, as well as the communication and marketing benefits to patients and referring practitioners. Sit back in your seats and say “ahhh,” to one of the most effective tools in the dental office today - Cone Beam imaging