Cone-beam CT
Modern CBCT scanner
Absolutely safe
For children aged 5+
Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) is a modern, high-tech diagnostic method that produces three-dimensional images of bone structures and soft tissues with exceptional accuracy. CBCT is widely used in dentistry, maxillofacial surgery, and otolaryngology.
This method is indispensable for diagnostics and treatment planning. It allows doctors to view the examined area from any angle and detect even the smallest pathologies that are not always visible on traditional X-rays.
At Medincentre, CBCT is performed using the advanced KaVo 3D eXam scanner, which employs low-dose technology, making the procedure safe for both adults and children.
Contraindications for CBCT
Although CBCT is highly safe, there are certain contraindications:
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Pregnancy, especially in the first trimester, due to even minimal radiation exposure.
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Uncontrolled mental disorders, when a patient cannot remain still during the procedure.
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Severe claustrophobia, although CBCT machines are more open than traditional CT scanners.
If contraindications are present, the doctor will choose alternative diagnostic methods.
When is CBCT Necessary?
CBCT is recommended in the following cases:
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Implant and prosthetic treatment planning. Provides detailed visualization of jaw anatomy and bone structures.
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Diagnosis of sinusitis and other sinus diseases. Ensures a highly accurate assessment of paranasal sinus condition.
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Detection of bone injuries and pathologies. Helps diagnose fractures, cracks, and abnormalities.
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Preparation for complex surgeries. Creation of a 3D model of the area for precise surgical planning.
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CBCT Benefits at Medincentre
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Modern equipment. Latest-generation scanners provide highly detailed 3D images.
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Low-dose technology. Safe for all ages, including children and sensitive patients.
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Speed. The scan takes just a few minutes, including preparation.
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High accuracy. Detects even the smallest changes in bone tissue, joints, and other structures.
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Versatility. Used for diagnosing jaw, dental, sinus, spinal, and joint conditions.
- Comfort. Painless, non-invasive, and stress-free for patients.
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CBCT Equipment at Medincentre
We use the KaVo 3D eXam scanner, meeting all modern standards. Features include:
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High resolution. Up to 80 μm for viewing the smallest structures.
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Low-dose radiation. Is 30–40% lower than conventional CT scanners.
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Multifunctionality. Panoramic, sectional, and 3D scans.
- Personalized settings. Can be adapted to the patient’s age, anatomy, and condition.
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CBCT in Dentistry
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Assessment of teeth and jawbone condition
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Detection of cysts, granulomas, periodontitis
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Preparation for prosthetics and implants
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Diagnosis of jaw and dental anomalies
Dentistry at Medincentre
CBCT in Otolaryngology (ENT)
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Examination of sinuses in chronic sinusitis
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Detection of tumors in the nasopharynx and middle ear
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Diagnosis of congenital anomalies of sinuses and nasal bones
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Post-trauma sinus assessment
Otolaryngologists at Medincentre
- Transportation up to 500 km from Moscow
- Doctors with 25 years of experience

Can children have CBCT?
Yes, the procedure is safe for children over 5 years old.
How long does the procedure take?
About 5–10 minutes. The patient sits or stands in the scanner while it creates a 3D model.
When are the results ready?
The doctor issues a conclusion within 1–2 hours after the examination.
Do I need to prepare?
No special preparation is needed. Remove glasses, jewelry, and removable dentures before the scan.
Who can refer for CBCT?
Dentists, ENT doctors, traumatologists, surgeons — especially maxillofacial surgeons.
How is CBCT different from regular CT?
CBCT provides more detailed bone images with a lower radiation dose.



