CBCT scan (Cone beam CT scan)
CBCT (cone-beam computed tomography) scan is a type of medical imaging technique that produces precise 3D images of the bones and soft tissues in the maxillofacial region. As the name suggests, CBCT uses a cone-shaped beam of x-rays to capture a wider field of view (FOV). The images obtained from CBCT have high resolution.
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OPG scan (panoramic dental x ray)
Orthopantomography (OPG) also known as “Panoramic radiography” is a radiologic technique that provides an overview of the jaws and surrounding structures, in two dimensions. It is one of the most indicated radiographic examinations by dentists as it can give a general overview of entire dental-maxillomandibular structures on a single film.
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Lateral cephalometric tracing (CEPH)
CEPH (Cephalometry) is a type of dental imaging that is used to produce a radiographic image of the head and face, including the teeth, jaws, and facial structures. CEPH is an X-ray scan similar to OPG (panoramic) scan, and it produces a detailed 2D image of the full skull and neck. The difference in image acquisition between CEPH and OPG is that CEPH is captured using a side-to-side sweeping motion, whereas panoramic uses a full 360-degree non-stop motion.
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Digital impressions (Intraoral scan)
Intraoral scanning technology has advanced rapidly in recent years, and many scanners now offer faster scanning times, improved accuracy, and enhanced features such as color imaging and real-time feedback. Intraoral scanning can provide a more efficient, accurate, and comfortable experience for patients and as well as dentists.
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Ultrasound scan | Overview
An ultrasound scan, also called a sonogram, or US test, is a diagnostic medical test that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce images of the inside of the body. It is a type of non-invasive procedure that does not use radiation, and it is often used to visualize the internal organs, blood vessels, and tissues.
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How does one become rich? How much income is necessary to attain true financial freedom? Read how passive income & prudent expenses are the key to reach there.
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Why Follow-up?
Your current clients are the best resource for growing your dental clinic in the future. To begin with, many patients are generally afraid of dental treatments. The sound of the drill, the potential teeth pain before, during and after dental procedures, and even the needle used for injecting sedatives frequently cause patients a high level of fear and anxiety.
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How to recruit good team members
The team members that you hire for your clinic may include dentists that work for you, dental assistants, dental hygienists and administrators, as well as marketing and sales people. All of which will highly impact your chances to grow your business and flourish
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Why Website and What Website
As a dentist, your focus may be on the clinical aspects of your profession. However, if you want to flourish and succeed in the current competitive dentistry market, you must manage your career and your dental clinic properly, including all its marketing communication aspects.
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Listen to your patients!
Patients are rarely dental experts, and are likely to have very little understanding of the medical condition of their own teeth. Therefore, often it seems a waste of time to listen to their opinions about their dental condition and possible treatment plan, when they have an appointment at your clinic.
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