3D CBCT Scanner
We are proud to be one of the first practices in Stoke-On-Trent area to offer Cone Beam CT imaging for all of our patients.

3D CBCT Scanner Stoke on Trent
This is indispensible in all disciplines of dentistry especially implant dentistry which will provide a 3D image of the jaw bone including all vital structures. With this technology we can offer high resolution 3D CT images of both upper and lower jaws down to single tooth scan details, with reduced radiation dose, at high speed.
We are happy to accept referrals from other dentists for 3D scans. We serve patients from Newcastle-under-Lyme and all over Staffordshire and Cheshire.
What is a CBCT Scanner?
A Cone Beam CT (CBCT) scanner is a high-tech and modern imaging machine, which is capable of producing incredibly detailed internal views of the mouth and jaws. A CBCT scanner uses very low doses of radiation to produce amazing 3D images of the teeth and the surrounding structures. Unlike traditional X-rays, CBCT scanners can distinguish between different types of tissue and this enables the dentist to see structures in and around the mouth in greater detail and from a greater veriety of angles.
How does a CBCT scanner work?
- The scanner produces incredibly accurate and detailed images, which are extremely beneficial during the detection and diagnosis of oral health problems and structural abnormalities.
- Scanned images can be used to monitor the efficacy of treatment and can also aid in the planning of treatment.
- Dentists can use the detailed images to talk openly to patients about oral health conditions and more easily explain how treatment will work.
- CBCT scanners also improve accuracy and reduce the risk of mistakes, as they provide incredibly detailed images and allow dentists to assess the risk of a procedure or course of treatment.

Uses in Implant Dentistry
- 3D images of the bone volume of the jaw which allows the implantologist to measure the width and depth of the bone
- Locate vital structures e.g nerve, blood vessels, sinus
- Digitally plan the surgery
Uses in Endodontics
- Detect missing root canals and extra roots
- Detect root fractures
- Detect size of cysts, apical lesions

One Missing Tooth?
Single Tooth Implants – a simple solution
A single tooth dental implant will allows us to replace one single tooth. The dental implant is inserted into the bone to hold a crown. From £2200.

A few Missing Teeth?
Implanted Bridges
One or more implants can be inserted to hold a dental bridge. A dental bridge may have 2 or more teeth attached. From £3000

Loose Dentures?
Implanted Dentures – no denture glue
Dental implants can be inserted to help retain a loose denture. The dental implants are placed into the bone and clips are placed to hold the denture in place From £3500

Same Day Implants
Transform your life – in one day
A full set of teeth can be replaced using dental ‘implants. Dental implants and teeth are fitted on the same day of treatment meaning no dentures are required