Conventional two-dimensional (2D) and
three-dimensional (3D) radiology
or tenfold information
Three-dimensional (3D) radiology clearly overcomes two-dimensional (2D) imaging.
The amount of information provided leads to a planning for implants that is more accurate, faster and more predictable.
3D provides professionals with more precise images: including teeth position, jaw bones structure, maxillary sinuses size, inferior alveolar nerve position and much more.
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