3D Cone Beam Imaging
CBCT scans for precise endodontic diagnosis and treatment planning
Cone beam CT imaging can reveal root anatomy, infection patterns, cracks, resorption, and surgical considerations that may not be visible on standard dental X-rays.
3D imaging for selected endodontic cases
Useful for retreatment and surgical planning
Plainview location for referring offices and patients
When CBCT may help
CBCT imaging may be recommended for complex root anatomy, persistent symptoms, retreatment planning, suspected resorption, surgical planning, or cases where standard X-rays do not explain the symptoms.
How the scan is used
The scan gives a three-dimensional view of the tooth and surrounding structures. Dr. Tishbi uses this information alongside clinical testing to develop a focused diagnosis and treatment plan.
For patients and dentists
CBCT imaging can support treatment planning for patients already under care and for dentists referring complex endodontic cases.
Common Questions
Is CBCT used for every root canal?
No. It is used when the added information is clinically useful for diagnosis or treatment planning.
Can my dentist refer me for imaging?
Yes. Referring dentists can submit a referral and our team can coordinate the visit.
Does insurance cover CBCT?
Coverage varies by plan. Our team can help review benefits when applicable.
Ready to schedule?
Request an appointment online or call the office if you would rather speak with the team directly.