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3D X-ray in dentistry refers to imaging technology that uses Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) to produce three-dimensional images of the mouth’s structures, including teeth, jaws, nerves, and surrounding tissues. Unlike conventional 2D X-rays, 3D X-rays provide a more detailed and comprehensive view, allowing dentists to see the mouth’s structures from various angles.

Functions and Benefits of 3D X-ray:

1. More Accurate Diagnosis: 3D X-rays allow dentists to detect issues that might not be visible on standard 2D X-rays, such as small fractures, curved tooth roots, or complex tooth positions.
2. Treatment Planning: This technology is highly useful in planning complex procedures like dental implants, wisdom tooth extractions, and orthodontic treatments. With 3D images, dentists can plan treatments with greater precision.
3. Better Visualization of Structures: 3D X-rays provide a clearer view of nerves, sinuses, and blood vessel pathways, which is crucial to avoid complications during surgical procedures.
4. Reduced Radiation Exposure: Although 3D X-rays involve advanced imaging technology, the radiation exposure is often lower compared to conventional medical CT scans because CBCT machines are specifically designed for dental use.