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Cone Beam CT for the Dental Practitioner: A Clinical Atlas of CBCT Interpretation, Maxillofacial Anatomy, Pathology, Implant Planning, Endodontics, Or

Cone Beam CT for the Dental Practitioner: A Clinical Atlas of CBCT Interpretation, Maxillofacial Anatomy, Pathology, Implant Planning, Endodontics, Or

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ISBN13: 9798181991217
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 440
Weight: 2.23
Height: 0.89 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Master the three-dimensional language of modern dental imaging before it appears in the operatory.

Cone Beam CT for the Dental Practitioner is a clinically focused reference for dentists, students, residents, and oral healthcare professionals who need a clearer, more structured way to read CBCT volumes. Built as a practical atlas, it moves from imaging principles and normal dentoalveolar anatomy to pathology recognition, implant site assessment, endodontic applications, orthodontic planning, trauma evaluation, radiation safety, and structured reporting.

Rather than treating CBCT as a collection of isolated images, this book helps you approach each scan with a repeatable interpretive method: identify the anatomy, confirm the viewing plane, recognize clinically significant findings, and document them responsibly. The content is arranged for practical learning, with normal anatomy placed before pathology so the reader can build interpretation from a reliable baseline instead of guessing from pattern recognition alone.

Inside, you will find guidance to:

  • Build a systematic region-by-region approach to CBCT review
  • Recognize normal maxillofacial anatomy before labeling pathology
  • Assess periapical, periodontal, sinus, TMJ, cystic, and tumor-related findings
  • Apply CBCT concepts to implant planning, endodontics, orthodontics, and trauma cases
  • Understand voxel size, field of view, artifacts, dose tradeoffs, and ALARA-based use
  • Strengthen clinical documentation with structured reporting principles
  • Improve confidence when deciding when to monitor, refer, or request further imaging
Designed for chairside study, case review, and professional reference, this atlas gives the reader a practical framework for interpreting CBCT with discipline, clarity, and clinical responsibility. It is especially useful for clinicians who want to connect anatomy, pathology, specialty applications, and reporting into one coherent workflow.

If you need a focused dental imaging reference that supports careful interpretation and responsible documentation, this book belongs on your professional shelf.

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