Useful for diagnosis and patient education, this advanced imaging technology may also help improve treatment outcomes.

Dental providers can facilitate early diagnosis by recognizing the oral signs of this gastrointestinal condition.

Proper technique and the implementation of strict safety protocols are critical steps during pediatric imaging.

Refining their diagnostic skills and knowledge of anatomy will help clinicians recognize the most common variations in normal radiographs — as well as the most frequently encountered incidental findings.

While three-dimensional imaging is a helpful diagnostic aid, like any form of radiography, it must be used judiciously.

The role of assessment and patient education in preventing occlusal problems.