Our Services

CBCT Imaging

Our centre offers state-of-the-art Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) scans that provide detailed 3D images of the teeth, jaws, and facial structures. These scans support precise diagnosis and treatment planning for implants, orthodontics, root canal therapy, oral surgery, and ENT assessments. With advanced low-dose technology and tailored fields of view, we ensure maximum clarity while keeping radiation exposure as low as possible. Reports are delivered promptly, helping clinicians make informed, confident decisions.

3D Printing Solutions

We provide advanced 3D printing services that transform digital scans into accurate physical models, surgical guides, and customised components. Using biocompatible materials and precision printing, we support clinicians with tools that enhance treatment accuracy and patient communication. Whether for implant placement, orthodontic planning, or study models, our 3D printing services help bridge the gap between digital planning and real-world execution, offering faster turnaround times and more predictable outcomes.

Radiology Reporting

Our team provides detailed radiology reports to accompany CBCT scans, ensuring clinicians receive not just images but also clear, professional insights. Reports can be tailored to the specialty—whether implantology, orthodontics, endodontics, or maxillofacial evaluation. This allows dentists and specialists to focus on treatment while relying on accurate, expert interpretation of the scans.

Hands-On Training Programs

We believe that technology is most effective when professionals feel confident using it. That’s why we offer hands-on training programs in CBCT imaging and 3D printing for dental professionals and students. Our workshops combine theory with practical learning, covering scan acquisition, interpretation, radiation safety, digital workflows, and guide/model fabrication. Participants leave with practical skills they can immediately apply in clinical practice.

Patient FAQ

What is a CBCT scan?

A CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) scan is a special type of 3D X-ray that provides detailed images of your teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures.

How is a CBCT scan different from a regular dental X-ray?

Traditional X-rays give a flat, two-dimensional picture, while CBCT scans provide a precise 3D view. This allows dentists to see angles and details that standard X-rays may miss.

Is a CBCT scan safe?

Yes. The scan is quick, non-invasive, and uses a focused beam with low radiation exposure — often less than a medical CT scan.

How long does the scan take?

Most CBCT scans are completed in less than a minute, with the full appointment taking around 10–15 minutes including preparation.

Who needs a CBCT scan?

Not at all. You simply stand or sit still while the machine rotates around your head. The process is completely painless.

What is 3D printing used for in dentistry?

3D printing allows us to create surgical guides, study models, orthodontic models, and customised components directly from digital scans, improving precision and reducing turnaround time.

Can patients request 3D printed models?

Yes. In some cases, 3D printed models are shared with patients to help them better understand their treatment plan.

Do you provide training programs

Yes. We offer hands-on training for clinicians in CBCT imaging, interpretation, and dental 3D printing applications.

How quickly will my dentist receive the scan results?

Reports and images are typically available within 24–48 hours, often faster depending on the case.

Do I need a referral for a CBCT scan?

In most cases, yes. Your dentist or specialist will provide a referral to ensure the scan is targeted to your specific needs.

Is 3D printing included with every scan?

Not always. 3D printing is offered as an additional service when models or surgical guides are required for treatment planning.

Clinician FAQs

In what formats are CBCT scans provided?

Scans are shared in DICOM format by default, with viewing software included. Additional formats (JPEGs, STL files for 3D printing) can be provided upon request.

How quickly can I expect scan reports?

Reports are usually delivered within 24–48 hours. Urgent cases can be prioritised upon request.

Do you provide radiology reporting, or just raw scans?

We offer both. Clinicians may request full radiology reports or receive the raw scan data for in-house interpretation.

Can I request STL files for surgical guide fabrication?

Yes. STL exports can be generated from scans for 3D printing of surgical guides, study models, or aligner setups.

What is the field of view (FOV) available at your centre?

Our CBCT system offers small, medium, and large FOVs, enabling both localized assessments, TMJ scans and full maxillofacial scans.

How do you ensure radiation safety?

We follow ALARA principles (As Low As Reasonably Achievable), using tailored FOV selection and exposure settings to minimise dose without compromising image quality.

Can I send my patients directly, or do they need a referral form?

We recommend a referral form to ensure the scan matches your diagnostic needs, but patients can also book directly with your details provided.

Do you offer training for clinicians on CBCT interpretation?

Yes Our centre provides hands-on training in CBCT imaging, interpretation, and integration with 3D printing workflows.

How are files shared securely

All digital files are shared via encrypted, password-protected links or through physical media if preferred.

Can I request customised reports for specific specialties (implantology, orthodontics, endodontics)?

Absolutely. Reports can be tailored to highlight findings relevant to your specialty, ensuring you get focused, actionable insights.

Do you collaborate with labs and specialists for case planning?

Yes. We work closely with all dental specialists and dental labs to streamline the entire digital workflow from scan to print.