How it works

Browse, Schedule and Get images.

Step 1: Browse Conebeam Center

The Conebeam Center network boasts many premium models from the best CBCT manufacturers for you to choose from. Each Partner site and equipment configuration is fully inspected by our team to produce the best quality image possible. The latest technology is used ensuring the least amount of radiation exposure possible.

Step 2: Schedule appointment

Search Conebeam Center locations near you and schedule an appointment that fits your busy schedule by the most convenient dates and times available. For Providers the scheduling process is streamlined to save you and your staff valuable time.

Step 3: GET IMAGES

You will be notified by email when your patient’s scan appointment is completed, and again when the image is available for download. The scan data is sent to you in an open DICOM format so that you can view it with our free 3D viewing software, or any other software you prefer to use. We also provide PDF reports including cross section views of your indicated regions of interest. These images have immediate clinical value when you don’t have time to manipulate and measure the 3D data.

What People Say

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The staff here is very helpful, super friendly and made process easy and quick. They took less than 24 hours to generate the image with unbeatable price in the market. Easy to schedule an appointments on the call, fast follow up.

By J.D.

I've used several services thus far, but ConeBeam Center has been above and beyond my expectations. They are very responsive and available, which was greatly appreciated. And I loved their pdf version of the scan!

by Dr.G.Y.

This is a wonderful place. Very good attention from the moment you call to make the appointment. I am very glad that they were able to attend me in Spanish. The price very accessible. High quality images according to my Doctor. I recommend this place and would give it more stars if I could. Thank You!

by M.R.

Services

What are CBCT images used for?

Cone Beam CT scans can be used in multiple situations and offers benefits to you and your patients across the following areas: Dental Implants, Orthodontics, Impacted teeth, Patient Airway Assessment, Temporomandibular Joint(TMJ) and overall Dental Analysis

CBCT Scan

Dental Cone Beam CT scans (CBCT Scans) provide high resolution, 3D volumetric images, used in Dental Implant Planning, Orthodontics, and Maxillofacial Surgery.

Cephalometric

Cephalometric analysis depends on cephalometric radiography to study relationships between bony and soft tissue landmarks.

Panoramic

Panoramic x-ray is a two-dimensional (2-D) dental x-ray examination that captures the entire mouth in a single image.

Location

New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Chicago

The Conebeam Center is expanding quickly to service all of our Patient needs. We currently have locations in Englewood Cliffs, Mahwah and North Bergen in NJ and in Flushing, Queens and Chelsea, Manhattan in NY. Coming soon is Stamford and additional locations in CT.

Support

Resources

Manuals, software downloads

Ondemand3D Viewer

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Vatech Ez3D-i Viewer

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question? We've got answers. If you have some other questions, contact us using email.

What is a Dental Conebeam CT?

Dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is a diagnostic imaging technique consisting of divergent x-ray beams in the shape of a cone. It takes up to 600 slice images of the patient, then reconstructs the data in 3-dimensional virtual rendering for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. It gives the clinician a critical 3D view of the anatomy otherwise unseen through conventional 2D X-ray imaging, while keeping radiation exposure to a fraction of the medical CT scan.

What part(s) of the anatomy is examined during a Dental CBCT

Dental CBCTs can be used to examine the teeth, mouth, jaw, throat, neck, and ears.

What are some common uses of the procedure?

Surgical planning for impacted teeth Diagnosing temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ) Accurate planning for dental implant placement Evaluation of jaws, sinuses, nerve canals and nasal cavity Detecting, measuring and treating jaw tumors Determining bone structure and tooth orientation Locating the origin of pain or pathology Cephalometric analysis Reconstructive surgery

When is a Dental CBCT required?

Typically, a dental CBCT is required when a traditional dental x-ray image is not suitable or insufficient in providing the clinician with the critical anatomical information needed for a successful treatment

What are the consequences if the suspected condition is undiagnosed or untreated?

Undiagnosed dental conditions can trigger complications and lead to additional disease if not treated. Early detection of these conditions can increase the chances of successful treatment and recovery.

What are the risks associated with a Dental CBCT?

A dental CBCT is a relatively low-risk procedure as it is non-invasive. Any exposure to radiation can increase the risk for cancer, but the benefits of accurate diagnosis far outweigh such a risk. Typically, a CBCT scan is considered a low dose radiation procedure.

How much radiation will I be exposed to?

The radiation dosage will vary from each type of CBCT scan, however it is important to understand that cone beam technology is designed to take CT scans at far less radiation than a traditional CT tunnel scanners (upto 10x less). The average amount of radiation exposure would be 75 milli Sievert. It equivalent to about 3-4 panoramic x-rays.

What are the benefits of a Dental CBCT?

he focused x-ray teams reduce scatter radiation, resulting in superior diagnostic image quality. A single scan can produce a wide variety of views and angles that can be manipulated to provide a more complete evaluation. Dental CBCT scan provides far more information than the conventional dental x-ray, including bone and soft tissue, allowing for more precise treatment planning. Dental CBCT is a painless, non-invasive technique.

What are the benefits of a Dental CBCT?

he focused x-ray teams reduce scatter radiation, resulting in superior diagnostic image quality. A single scan can produce a wide variety of views and angles that can be manipulated to provide a more complete evaluation. Dental CBCT scan provides far more information than the conventional dental x-ray, including bone and soft tissue, allowing for more precise treatment planning. Dental CBCT is a painless, non-invasive technique.

What should a patient tell the radiographer before a Dental CBCT?

You will need to tell the radiographer if you are pregnant or suspect that you might be pregnant.

Is a special diet required before a Dental CBCT?

There are no special preparations required for a dental CBCT.

What should a patient bring for a Dental CBCT?

Your GP or specialist may ask you to bring along any medications or copies of previous x-rays you have. Everything else needed will be supplied by the radiographer.

What should a patient wear for a Dental CBCT?

You can wear your normal clothes, but you will need to remove any jewelry, eyewear or other metallic accessories or implants around your upper body as these will show up on x-rays and may distort the results.

How long will a Dental CBCT take?

The entire visit will usually take about 10-15 minutes. The actual scan process itself is typically under 1 minute.

Post Dental CBCT instructions

After the scan, you will be able to resume normal activities immediately. The results of the scan will be sent to your doctor or you will be asked to pick them up.

Do I have to make an appointment?

Yes, please call us at 201-788-6551 to schedule an appointment.

How is the cost of this procedure determined?

The cost of your visit will depend upon the image(s) that your doctor has requested for you. When you call to schedule your appointment, be sure to read what your doctor specified on your referral slip to our staff.

What payment methods are accepted?

We accept all major credit cards and cash.

Will you bill my insurance?

We are an imaging facility, and unlike your doctor’s office, we are not insurance providers; therefore, insurance companies do not pay us directly for services. It is for this reason that we ask that our services be paid for in full at the time of your visit.