CBCT Interpretation Crash Course for the New User with Dr. Peter Green

Incorporating CBCT into your digital dentistry practice opens the door to enhanced diagnostic and treatment planning capabilities. This 3D information can be reviewed efficiently when using a systematic approach. Build a foundation for interpreting CBCT with tips for use in everyday practice.
Topics include:
• Basic CBCT interpretation principles
• Develop a roadmap to systematically review CBCTs
• Discuss common findings seen in CBCT

[@yancysipes5085]

Excellent for the new user. Thank you Dr. Green

[@drdebocherry]

Excellent, you taught me so much, you were perfect!

[@alpajohar1675]

Thank you Dr Green- I learned so much!!

[@shinystar1928]

Brilliant 😍👍 thanks

[@rosabrown9186]

I am Dental Assistant, Working AT Temple University Dental School, Current taken CBCT SCAN, And from from Walterboro SC

[@jihadsaleh9004]

Hello is there a part 2 and 3 to this KZbin Vedio ? I couldn’t find

[@piesdescalzos27]

where can I download cbct data for practice?

[@PlanmecaUSA]

We do not have sample CBCT data sets for download, but if you reach out to your local Planmeca representative/distributor for your region, they would be able to assist with a demo of the software and likely be able to provide some sample cases.

[@MyMagnumOpus]

what code for the image taking and reading? is there a dif one for just taking the images? what if no report done, and very little reading? W"here can a patient request a reading? place i went didn't know of any radiologist and no report or DX put in. Next place i was going front desk (Dr. Fischer) said to get one, but once there dentist didn't have a way to view, and said he didn't know how to read them! other place sent a photo to him, and no kind of report! I urgently need assessment. Maxofacial surgeon looked at it, but gave no guidance and a quick assessment I thought he could take care of everything bc of his background (Dr. . i asked questions, but he would not answer. like isn't that a fallen sinus? He said , i don't know what you have had done. He went and called the ordering dentist, Dr. To, I was going to a dif biological dentist bc i had mercury amalgam put in my roots by an Oral Surgeon on tooth #14 after a failed root canal. Next Endo didn't tell me about it,. it was hurting around 14, 15. he said lets try 15 and see if that resolves things. Pain still. Was not aware for 7-8 years, and affected my brain and health. Also other toxins added to this (ruptured silicone implants, 5 Gal of pesticides pumped in our house every 3 months (I think it accumulated on the concrete slab foundation)-. Found out when went to ENT to fix deviated septum that implants up in at #2, and #14. still some amalgam in tissue as well. and some other issue. covid happened, and no guidance from ENT. etc. I need guidance of what to do first, and try to get "medically necessary" so med insurance will pay, any guidance, or who is a good biological endodontist etc? why couldn't the maxofacial surgeon have taken care of this? deeper issue if failed #15, #3, and 4 also very calcified dentist finally told me.whole mouth bad! how should this be managed? help!

[@sarahbalagbis4904]

are your issues solved now? what doctor did you go? I have issues with my gum/teeth now as well. I got a CBCT but not interpreted yet.

[@drsohairmohammad2508]

🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍

[@yvonnewongdds]

Where can we find more information about the 1 day course?

[@PlanmecaUSA]

Our course schedules are published here on our training page: planmeca.com/training/courses-for-dentists/ Right now there are no dates scheduled for our 4-hour online course, but there is a 2-day live course with Dr Green and Dr Evans for CBCT Basics, Interpretation and Implant Workflow coming up December 18-19 at our Hoffman Estates, IL headquarters. You can also follow us on our other social channels to get alerts when new course dates are available.