John R. Francis, DDS, MS, practiced in Glendale, Arizona, for 20 years before becoming a clinical assistant professor of periodontics at Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine in Arizona. An active member of the American Academy of Periodontology and American Dental Association, he can be reached at jfranc@midwestern.edu.
Cone-beam computed tomography is transforming periodontal diagnostics by providing highly detailed imaging of bony defects, root morphology, and periodontal-endodontic pathology. This advanced technology not only aids in precise treatment…
While CBCT is widely used in implant planning and guided implant therapy, its potential remains underutilized. CBCT offers unparalleled accuracy in detecting bony defects and enhancing digital workflows, yet its routine use in periodontal…
Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) delivers unparalleled imaging for dental implant planning and periodontal care. Discover how this cutting-edge technology balances diagnostic value with radiation safety to set new standards in dental…
This review will help providers understand applications for cone beam computed tomography in implant planning and placement, as well as when diagnosing and treating periodontal disease.
This clinical report investigates an asymptomatic, amorphous, radiopaque mass of disorganized hard tissue that was ultimately diagnosed as a compound odontoma.