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Advanced 3D CBCT Imaging combined with comprehensive Pathology testing for complete diagnostics.

3D CBCT

CBCT - Cone Beam Computed Tomography, a 3D imaging technique used mainly for dental and maxillofacial diagnosis and treatment planning

Digital OPG

Orthopantomogram (also called panoramic X-ray), a 2D dental imaging scan that captures a wide, flattened panoramic view of the entire mouth

CEPH

CEPH - Cephalometric X-ray (or cephalogram), a lateral (side-view) 2D radiograph of the head used primarily in orthodontics - Measures position, tooth angulation

Pathology

Associated with Lupin Diagnostics for all kinds of Pathology tests ranging from routine to advanced tests with convenience, safety and accuracy

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AERB Approved | e-LORA certified

Cone3D CBCT Imaging is AERB‑certified and registered on the e‑LORA platform, which means all our CBCT and dental X‑ray services are operated under the safety and quality framework mandated by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board of India

NABL Accredited | ISO Certified

Lupin Diagnostics is certified for ISO 9001:2015 as well as follows guidelines laid down by NABL for ISO 15189:2012. Following these processes ensure adherence to quality and competence in medical laboratories

Frequently asked questions

What is CBCT?

CBCT stands for Cone Beam Computed Tomography. It uses a cone-shaped X-ray beam to create high-resolution 3D images of your teeth, jaws, and facial structures with much lower radiation than traditional medical CT.

How is CBCT different from medical CT?

CBCT is specifically designed for dental and maxillofacial imaging. It offers higher resolution for bone and teeth, takes less time (10-20 seconds), and involves significantly less radiation exposure.

What are the benefits of a CBCT scan?

It provides precise 3D visualization for implant planning, orthodontic assessment, endodontic diagnosis, and

pathology detection, leading to more accurate treatment and better outcomes.

Is the scan painful?

Not at all. The scan is completely non-invasive and painless. You simply sit or stand still while the machine rotates around your head for a few seconds.