Cone beam imaging is fast becoming common place in dental practices for every specialty, and this best-selling book has been updated to reflect the ways in which cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is being used by dental practitioners. As before, the book introduces readers to the different ways of viewing CBCT data sets and guides clinicians in identifying familiar and unfamiliar anatomical landmarks in the three planes of section (axial, sagittal, and coronal). New to this edition are chapters presenting endodontic applications of CBCT, selected cases from radiology practice, and issues of risk and liability associated with capturing CBCT data. In addition, the anatomy chapter has been updated with many new illustrations and a new section on small-volume anatomy. Comprehensive case presentations demonstrate the diagnostic and treatment-planning capabilities of CBCT in its full range of applications while at the same time highlighting situations in which traditional radiographic imaging will suffice.

408 pp; 624 illus; (mostly color);

ISBN: 978-0-86715-565-5; 9780867155655;

Contents
1 CBCT in Clinical Practice
2 Basic Principles of CBCT
3 Anatomical Structures in Cone Beam Images
4 Airway Analysis
5 Dental Findings
6 Impacted Teeth
7 Implant Site Assessment
8 Odontogenic Lesions
9 Orthodontic Assessment
10 Orthognathic Surgery and Trauma Imaging
11 Paranasal Sinus Evaluation
12 Temporomandibular Joint Evaluation
13 Systemic Findings
14 Vertebral Body Evaluation
15 Selected Cases from Radiology Practice
16 Clinical Endodontics
17 Risk and Liability