Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT Imaging) Digital X-rays at Brady Dental Group in Amarillo, Texas

Modern dentistry relies on accuracy, clarity, and detailed information. Cone Beam Computed Tomography, often called CBCT or 3D imaging, provides a complete view of the teeth, jaw, and surrounding structures. This advanced technology helps dentists diagnose problems early and plan treatments. When patients have a CBCT radiograph taken at Brady Dental Group in Amarillo, Texas, they benefit from a more detailed 3D image, gentle techniques, and a dental team committed to comfort and education.

CBCT imaging allows the dentist to look beyond the surface. Instead of relying on flat, two dimensional images, CT technology creates a full three dimensional picture that reveals structures from every angle. This helps guide everything from dental implants to root canal evaluations, and it helps catch issues that cannot be seen with standard X-rays. Many patients say the experience helps them feel more informed, more confident, and more involved in their dental care.

What CBCT Imaging Reveals

Computed Tomography digital imaging gives a complete, three dimensional view of the mouth. It shows the position of teeth, bone levels, sinus spaces, nerve pathways, and jaw joints. This level of detail helps the dentist diagnose conditions that traditional X-rays may miss.

CT images show the exact shape of the roots, the depth and strength of the bone, and the spaces where infections or cysts may form. They also help identify impacted teeth, fractures, and early signs of bone loss. Because the images display depth and volume, dentists can examine the mouth in ways that were not possible before.

At Brady Dental Group in Amarillo, Texas, CT technology is used for patients who need thorough evaluation and precise planning. The images are clear, detailed, and available immediately for review.