Basic CBCT (ConeBeam CT) Anatomy

Learn the basic anatomic landmarks of the maxillofacial region on a CBCT scan. This video is created as a part of a lecture to first-year DDS, DH (dental hygiene), and DT (dental therapy) students at the University of Minnesota.

[@imranpasha52]

realy best presentation...thnk u sir, keep on showring more on students like us

[@edwardgazdov]

Excellent presentation. Thank you for sharing.

[@princess203031]

great video.. we want another video for more details about basic anatomy of cbct

[@piesdescalzos27]

Great video Doc! How may one contact you? I'm studying and in need of a CBCT scan of high quality but can't get hold of any.

[@salimaqil3491]

Excellent presentation 👏

[@smithamolvm2653]

Great vedio, Thank you Doctor

[@TMD07]

Great job

[@NinoMaluri]

I just started watching the video. You're talking about screen size. I love how detailed you are. Everything matters :)

[@mansurahmad1952]

Thank you, Dr. Maturi. I will write to you about the TMJ questions.

[@NinoMaluri]

@@mansurahmad1952 Okay doctor, thank you. I found your email online, but I'm not sure if I found the right one. I contacted you, but I'm not sure if you received my message because that email is not yours. Could you tell me a way to contact you? Thank you

[@lora7677]

Thank you so much! I learned a lot from you! May i ask if the “Ethmoid air cells” the same as “ethmoid sinus”?

[@mansurahmad1952]

Yes, it is the same. Ethmoid sinus has many compartments, and some times called as air cells. Many structures have different names. It is a good idea to learn all the names. Thank you for spending time on these videos.

[@fatmashaker177]

Thank you so much, such a great video🌹

[@mansurahmad1952]

You are so welcome!

[@mohamedessa1406]

Thank you, doctor. Great job but when will we be getting a more advanced video? I've watched many videos but they don't go in depth and don't mention less-known structures such as canalis sinuosus, so it'd be really useful if you could make another videos explaining more structures and landmarks. Thanks again.

[@mansurahmad1952]

Dear Dr. Essa, Thank you very much! Give me some time to prepare a video on advanced CBCT anatomy. Currently, I am teaching a radiographic interpretation course. Therefore, my next few videos will be on cysts, benign tumors, malignant tumors, etc. Maybe I can make a short video on less common neurovascular canals of the jaws, including canalis sinuosus, retromolar canal, variations of mental foramen/foramina, and lingual foramina. These neurovascular landmarks are important for implant therapy. I will also share a recent CBCT scan where a patient had continuous on/off pain for 2 years after an endodontic material extended into canalis sinuosus.

[@icequeen9417]

What about a image of the hard palate?

[@linetwanjira4472]

Thankyou so much from Kenya-Africa

[@mansurahmad1952]

Hi Linet, Thank you for stopping by. My next destination is Kenya, hopefully. Been almost to the border of Kenya, at Serengeti on Tanzania side. Beautiful land you have.

[@nourbou3065]

Great video thank you very much

[@mansurahmad1952]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@drnisha3280]

Very informative video..thanks 🙏🙏 so much sir...

[@mansurahmad1952]

Thank you, Dr. Nisha.

[@amitjain2901]

Great ..sir thanks a lot

[@mansurahmad1952]

Thank you, Dr. Jain!

[@eliassulaiman6609]

Thank you very much, Could you please give me the APP wich opens the CBCT file,?

[@naeemkhawas9403]

So useful. Thanks

[@mansurahmad1952]

Dr. Khawas, thank you.

[@icequeen9417]

@@mansurahmad1952 does this scan take an image of the hard palate?

[@mansurahmad1952]

@@icequeen9417 Yes, a CBCT scan of the maxilla may also record the hard palate.

[@mohamedomer9872]

Thank you so much prof mansour

[@mansurahmad1952]

Thank you! Glad that it was helpful.

[@sangitasakate9715]

Good sir

[@lucid212]

Amazing 😻

[@mansurahmad1952]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@drp4669]

God tier

[@trapptunezz4512]

I had 2 cbct scan in the last 3 months ill i be ok with the radiation im 32 years old i dont want cancer thank you