Imaging Location:
Dental Scan Manchester
Suite 1, Trafalgar House
110 Manchester Rd, Altrincham, WA14 1NU
Scanner Used:
DEXIS OP 3D LX
(RRP £72,000 contact us for more info)
Clinical Information:
Hard buccal lump adjacent to LL6. Tooth has had failed RCT.
Scanning Protocol:
5x5cm FOV, 0.12 voxels, 95kVp, 9mA, 11.5 seconds
Radiation Dose:
approximately 0.12 mSv
Xelis Dental Viewer (same price as i-CAT Vision Includes RAW DICOM files)
Allows you to plan your patient’s treatment easily, with a full implant library and free virtual implant placement capabilities. Our clinical team will prepare a study that includes: a panoramic curve, custom reconstructed 3D, highlighting the inferior dental canal, and image rotation according to the area of interest.
Findings:
- The LL6 that has a root canal treatment appears to have an intact PDL space.
- The LL6 region has a well-defined hemicircular bony nodule measuring 4 x 9 mm on the external surface of the buccal cortical plate (image 2).
- The lesion has radiopaque layers of bone formation.
- There are no apical radiolucencies of the LL6 or a fistula through the buccal cortical plate.
- The lesion is probably a benign osteoma and is not associated with the LL6.
- Another CBCT is recommended in 6 months to check for any enlargement.
Image 1.
Panoramic reconstruction
Image 2.
The LL6 region has a well-defined hemicircular bony nodule measuring 4 x 9 mm on the external surface of the buccal cortical plate
3D Reconstruction (Invivo)
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