The November issue of the CDA Journal covers 3-D computer tomography.

Cone Beam Volume Tomography: A New Digital Imaging Option for Dentistry
An introduction to the issue.
Robert A. Danforth, DDS

3-D Volume Imaging for Dentistry: A New Dimension
Computed tomography provides valuable 3-D imaging of the dental and maxillofacial structures for diagnosis and treatment planning.
Robert A. Danforth, DDS; Ivan Dus, MD, DDS, PhD; and James Mah, DDS, MS, DMSc

Cone Beam CT for Pre-Surgical Assessment of Implant Sites
Comparing volumetric imaging for pre-surgical assessment of implant placement with that of other imaging techniques.
David C. Hatcher, DDS, MSc

Management of Impacted Cuspids Using 3-D Volumetric Imaging
3-D imaging is invaluable in planning an effective surgical procedure that minimizes risk of damage to contiguous vital structures.
James Mah, DDS, MS, DMSc; Reyes Enciso, PhD; and Michael Jorgensen, DDS

Newtom QR-DVT 9000 Imagine Used to Confirm a Clinical Diagnosis of Iatrogenic Mandibular Nerve Paresthesia
Dental imaging can provide a definitive view of how intraosseous structures such as nerves and root apices are related.
Michael Erickson, DDS; Joseph M. Caruso, DDS, MS; Leroy Leggitt, DDS, MS

Cone Beam Volume Tomography (CBVT): An Imaging Option for Diagnosis of Complex Mandibular Third Molar Anatomical Relationships
Development of CBVT systems for dental use now provides an alternative imaging option.
Robert A. Danforth, DDS; Jerry Peck, DRT; and Paul Hall, DDS

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