Doctor Information and FAQs
We have gathered the most asked questions in one place. Please do not hesitate to reach if you still have additional questions.
What makes Mobile CBCT better than sending patients to a hospital or imaging center?
Convenience and speed. We bring the scan directly to your practice, eliminating the need for referrals, outside scheduling, or delays. You get the imaging data you need within minutes—without your patients ever leaving your office.
How does this improve my workflow?
By integrating scanning into your own schedule and space, you reduce appointment delays, improve treatment acceptance, and streamline case planning—all while maintaining full control over the patient experience.
What procedures is CBCT imaging most useful for?
CBCT is essential for implant planning, TMJ evaluation, airway analysis, endodontics, impacted teeth, and full-arch restorations. It gives you the precision needed for confident diagnostics and surgical planning.
Is the image quality comparable to in-office scanners?
Yes—our mobile units are equipped with high-resolution, full-field CBCT scanners that produce diagnostic-quality 3D and 2D images, suitable for treatment planning software and surgical guide fabrication.
How does this service benefit my patients?
Patients enjoy a quick, non-invasive scan that avoids hospital settings, minimizes radiation (only 68 µSv), and requires no prep or discomfort. It enhances their trust in your practice’s technology and efficiency.
How soon will I receive the scans?
In most cases, within minutes. We provide a secure download link or a physical CD with DICOM files and included viewing software. If needed, we offer free training to get you started.
Can I use the scans with my existing treatment planning software?
Absolutely. Our scans are fully compatible with most major platforms for implant planning, surgical guide design, and diagnostic review.
Do you offer support beyond scanning?
Yes—we offer end-to-end services, including radiology reports, implant planning, and surgical guide fabrication. We work alongside your team to ensure case success from scan to surgery.
Who pays for the scan?
The dental office or the patient can pay at the time of service. We accept credit and debit cards. There’s no insurance billing, allowing us to keep costs low and eliminate delays.
