Dental CT Scan In Warwick
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CT Scanner explained
A dental CT scan is commonly recommended before complex procedures like dental implants. This type of scan gives our dental team a complete picture of your mouth and jaw, including the bones, muscles and soft tissue. This allows us to plan incredibly complex treatment plans such as dental implants and bone grafting.
The CT Scanner procedure
The procedure is fast, safe and completely painless. With a hospital CT scan, you might have to lie down with the machine passes around you. For a dental CT scan, you can sit or stand in front of the machine. Guides will hold your head in place and then you simply need to stand still while the machine circles your head. CT scans are also very safe, and the amount of radiation you are exposed to is minimal.
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Our team is what sets us apart. Throughout your treatment, you’ll be supported by our caring and passionate team. We live and breathe dentistry, ensuring that we can offer the highest possible standards of care for our patients.
GDC:111265
Dr Chetan Mathias
Principal Dentist - BDS Rajvir Ghandhi University 2005
GDC: 111265
Dr Chetan Mathias
Principal Dentist - BDS Rajvir Ghandhi University 2005
Chetan Mathias is a cosmetic dentist offer life changing treatments to his patients. He has a special interest in cosmetic dentistry, orthodontic and implant dentistry. He is a coach and mentor to dentists in Implant dentistry and he runs courses nationally and internationally. I am also a member of the American College OF Maxillofacial Implantology.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s common to have lots of questions about your treatment. We’ve answered some of the most popular questions below.
Yes, there is no reason to avoid food before a dental CT scan. You will not be sedated, and there are no extensive preparation guidelines as there would be for a full-body CT scan.
You will need to remove certain items before you scan, including jewellery, hair accessories, glasses and hearing aids. This is not because of a safety issue, but because these items can interfere with the image.
The process is incredibly quick. You will be sitting upright throughout the procedure and you do not need any sedation. From start to finish, the process will take around 15 minutes.
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Every patient journey starts with a friendly, no-obligation consultation to learn more about you and your goals. This is the perfect chance to ask questions about the treatment and find out if you are a suitable candidate.