Dental computed tomography

3D dental imaging — precise, state-of-the-art diagnostics

Premium Sirona CBCT scanner. We can see every detail for error-free treatment without unnecessary radiation exposure.

Dental computed tomography (CT):

  • Verify previously performed treatment
  • Assess the characteristics of jaw and cranial bone tissue
  • Evaluate periodontal tissues
  • Plan dental implant placement and any jaw surgery
  • Diagnoses malocclusions
  • Determines the orientation of root canals when treating complications
  • Identifies inflammatory lesions in the jaws and skull
  • Detects neoplasms in the oral cavity

Dental computed tomography

CT is not just “a picture for the doctor.” It is an accurate 3D model of your jaws that helps anticipate risks, avoid complications, and make treatment as safe and predictable as possible. In modern dentistry, this is the gold standard: without CT, it is impossible to properly plan implant placement, complex extractions, root-canal treatment, or full-mouth reconstruction.

A precise 3D image shows the distance to nerves, sinuses, and blood vessels. The clinician can choose the correct implant size, avoid injury to anatomical structures, and make the procedure as safe as possible.

To provide premium-level diagnostics, we have installed two of the most reliable scanners from Dentsply Sirona—Sirona AXEOS and Orthophos SL with a cephalostat. These are the same devices used in European and U.S. clinics for complex cases.

Why we chose Sirona AXEOS and Orthophos SL

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Minimal radiation

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Micron-level precision

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Consistent quality

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Intelligent technologies

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Digital systems

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Premium-level reliability

Important information about cone beam computed tomography (CBCT)

We cannot state that CT imaging (cone-beam computed tomography, CBCT) is absolutely risk-free. During scanning, the patient receives a certain dose of ionizing X-ray radiation. However, the dose on the Orthophos SL unit is less than 30 µSv (microsieverts), which is very moderate compared to some counterparts (up to 400 µSv).

During dental CT, a special protective apron is used for the patient. We also recommend removing jewelry and accessories. The diagnostic process itself takes about 20 seconds.

In a CT examination, the ionizing radiation is relatively low, yet it is present.

At the initial consultation, an oral examination, a periapical X-ray, or an orthopantomogram is usually sufficient. After that, if the collected findings are insufficient, the doctor will prescribe a dental CT scan.

How does a dental X-ray differ from CT and a panoramic radiograph?

In this video, dentist Yuliia Melikhova explains what types of radiographic images are used in dentistry, whether dental X-ray examinations should be a concern, whether pregnant patients can undergo dental X-rays, and why a jaw X-ray may be needed for a child with primary (baby) teeth.

When is computed tomography (3D CT) necessary in dentistry?

Cost of dental CT

Dental CT (segment, up to 3 teeth)
600 UAH
Includes: CT scan of a jaw segment (up to 3 teeth) and a CD with the scan data.
Jaw CT (upper / lower)
1000 UAH
Includes: CT scan of the upper or lower jaw, a CD with the study data.
Jaw CT (upper and lower)
1200 UAH
Includes: CT scan of both the upper and lower jaws, a CD with the study data.
Panoramic radiograph (orthopantomogram, OPG)
500 UAH
Includes: OPG of the upper and lower jaws, a CD with the study data or an A4 paper printout.
Dental X-ray (cephalometric radiograph, TRG)
500 UAH
Includes: TRG of the upper and lower jaws in lateral projection, a CD with the study data or an A4 paper printout.

Our Advantages

At our clinic, CT scans are performed using modern and safe Dentsply Sirona Orthophos and Axeos CT scanners.

The clinic located at 25-B Novomostytska St., Kyiv, is most easily accessible from the following districts: Vynohradar, Kurenivka, Obolon, Syrets, and Minskyi masyv.

The clinic located at 60/1 Yalynkova St., Kyiv, is convenient for the Kharkivskyi masyv and the Boryspilska, Chervonyi Khutir, Vyrlytsia, and Kharkivska metro stations.

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