Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) and other forms of digital technology allow dental practitioners to get a 3-D view of what’s happening inside a patient’s mouth. This enhanced visual information facilitates better treatment planning and helps improve patient education.
Learning Objectives:
Explain how to incorporate CBCT and other digital technology into a dental practice.
Discuss how 3-D imaging can better prepare patients for treatment with specialists.
List ways to use digital technology and CBCT as a collaboration tool with specialists.
Dr. Ian LowellGuest AuthorDr. Ian Lowell received his bachelor’s degree in exercise science with a minor in chemistry from Fort Lewis College before attending the Anschutz Medical Campus, School of Dental Medicine for his graduate dental degree. As a student at the School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Lowell accelerated in the technological aspects of dentistry. He graduated in 2018 as a general dentist.
Dr. Lowell has spent his initial years in dentistry developing a strong digital component to his dental practice. He utilizes the newest, and most cutting-edge tools available to provide care unlike any other. He continues his training and strives to provide a fun, safe, ethical and compassionate practice to achieve each patient’s specific needs.
