These are 3D dimensional x-rays of the maxillofacial region. To order a scan for a patient, simply choose the type of issue (endodontic, wisdom teeth, implants, impacted/supernumerary, TMJ, pathology) and the tooth numbers that you are interested in. Canaray will automatically select the appropriate scan to capture the areas of interest.

These are 3D dimensional x-rays of the maxillofacial region. To order a scan for a patient, simply choose the type of issue (endodontic, wisdom teeth, implants, impacted/supernumerary, TMJ, pathology) and the tooth numbers that you are interested in. Canaray will automatically select the appropriate scan to capture the areas of interest.

These are 3D dimensional x-rays of the maxillofacial region. To order a scan for a patient, simply choose the type of issue (endodontic, wisdom teeth, implants, impacted/supernumerary, TMJ, pathology) and the tooth numbers that you are interested in. Canaray will automatically select the appropriate scan to capture the areas of interest.

These are 3D dimensional x-rays of the maxillofacial region. To order a scan for a patient, simply choose the type of issue (endodontic, wisdom teeth, implants, impacted/supernumerary, TMJ, pathology) and the tooth numbers that you are interested in. Canaray will automatically select the appropriate scan to capture the areas of interest.

These are 3D dimensional x-rays of the maxillofacial region. To order a scan for a patient, simply choose the type of issue (endodontic, wisdom teeth, implants, impacted/supernumerary, TMJ, pathology) and the tooth numbers that you are interested in. Canaray will automatically select the appropriate scan to capture the areas of interest.

These are 2D x-rays of a general view of your entire mouth. One of the most common images acquired in dentistry, because it offers a low-cost way to assess the entire dentition in 2D

These are 3D dimensional x-rays of the maxillofacial region. To order a scan for a patient, simply choose the type of issue (endodontic, wisdom teeth, implants, impacted/supernumerary, TMJ, pathology) and the tooth numbers that you are interested in. Canaray will automatically select the appropriate scan to capture the areas of interest.

These are 3D printed guides that are created in CAD/CAM software, using 3D x-ray data, and 3D surface models of your jaw. The reason you would want this is that the planning for your implant surgery can be done on a computer digitally, in order to assess what would be the best treatment option for you. Once we have the plan on the computer, we use the 3D printed surgical guide to accurately execute the surgical plan for the placement of your implant.