Smarter Reports

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CBCT Report Options

Because not every office requires the same report

Many dentists are confident in evaluating the dentition, but still want reassurance that nothing significant is being missed elsewhere in the scan. Other dentists prefer detailed, visually engaging reports to share with their patients.

To best suit your clinical needs, workflow, and case volume, we offer CBCT two report options: Pathology Screenings and Comprehensive Reports.

Tooth with granular radiolucency at root apex.
Pathology Screening
Comprehensive Report

$55

/Pathology Screening

What's the difference?

And which one is right for you?

Pathology Screening

A focused written report highlighting significant incidental findings and non-odontogenic pathology. Ideal for dentists confident reviewing teeth themselves.

Select a Pathology Screening if:

  • You are comfortable interpreting dental findings on 3D imaging
  • You don't need additional input on the dentition
  • Your primary concern is ruling out incidental or non-odontogenic pathology
  • You don't require images in your reports
  • You prefer a streamline, cost-efficient solution

Pricing: $55/report. Limited images can be added for an additional fee. Please contact us for specifics.

Comprehensive Report

A detailed CBCT review with thorough analysis of dental and incidental findings, including annotated images and recommendations where applicable.

Select a Comprehensive Report if:

  • You would like a detailed review of the dentition
  • There are specific dental-related concerns you would like formally addressed
  • The case is diagnostically unclear
  • You require implant site measurements or pre-surgical planning details
  • You would like detailed evaluation of the TMJs, airway, and other relevant anatomical structures
  • You value annotated images to support patient communication

Pricing: $90-110/report (based off of monthly volume). See more details on our homepage.

Turnaround time: 3 business days

All scans (regardless of field of view, indication, or report type) are reviewed in their entirety for pathology and other significant findings. The primary difference between report options lies in how this information is presented, including the level of detail and descriptive analysis, whether annotated images are included, and the overall pricing.

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