3D Imaging in Greensboro, NC

Beneath the surface of your gums and teeth are nerves, bone structures, sinuses, and root systems that all play a critical role in your oral health. Problems in your gums, teeth roots, and jawbone are not always noticeable to the naked eye, which is why modern oral surgery relies on advanced 3D dental imaging to diagnose issues and plan treatments. At The Oral Surgery Center, we use state-of-the-art cone-beam CT technology to capture incredibly detailed, three-dimensional scans of your oral and facial anatomy. These scans give Dr. Justin L. Drab and our team a complete view of the areas we need to treat, from the thickness of your jawbone to the exact position of an impacted tooth, allowing us to plan your surgery with enhanced precision. Using 3D dental imaging as a foundation, we're able to treat patients more safely, more efficiently, and with a greater degree of certainty. Reach out to our oral surgery office in Greensboro, NC to learn how we use cone-beam CT imaging to educate our patients and create personalized surgical plans.

The cone-beam CT technology we use at The Oral Surgery Center provides a clear view of the full structure of your teeth, jawbone, roots, nerves, sinuses, and surrounding tissues — all in incredible detail. There's no need for any special preparation before your dental scan. We will have you sit or stand in front of our 3D imaging machine as it rotates around your head and captures hundreds of detailed images of your mouth and jaw. Unlike traditional 2D dental x-rays, there are no bitewings or discomfort during the scan. Once the scan is complete, the data will be processed into a full 3D model of your oral and facial structures, which Dr. Drab will review with you during your consultation. Before you leave, we'll go over any areas of concern and discuss the next steps, answering any questions you may have.

The more Dr. Drab knows about what's happening in and around your mouth, the more precisely he can plan your treatment — and the more confident you can feel about your care. 3D dental scans help our patients visualize their condition and understand the next steps clearly, providing benefits that include:

  • Creates highly detailed, three-dimensional images of your teeth, jaw, and soft tissues
  • Helps us evaluate bone density and structure for dental implants
  • Allows us to locate nerves, sinus cavities, and other important anatomy
  • Improves the accuracy and safety of oral surgery procedures
  • Helps diagnose infections, cysts, impacted teeth, and other hidden issues
  • Makes treatment planning more efficient and personalized

My second child to have wisdom teeth removal here. So fast and efficient… I refer them to all our friends. We love Dr. Drab.

K.B. Google

The staff is so caring and made sure I was comfortable throughout the whole procedure. I have quite the extensive dental history but I wasn’t nervous at all.

V.C. Google

Staff was very kind and made us feel very at ease. My daughter had a hard time just because of the meds, but the staff was very patient and caring.

T.R. Google

Outstanding and pain-free!

M.H. Google

Dr. Drab, accompanying nurses, and all other employees associated with the Oral Surgery Center, were friendly, caring, informative, and efficient. I would highly rate their services. A note to future patients, make sure you read through all papers they provide, throughly.

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At The Oral Surgery Center in Greensboro, NC, we use 3D dental scans to ensure that nothing about your care is left to guesswork. With clear, detailed images and thoughtful planning, we can approach your treatment with precision and confidence. If you've been told you need a scan or want to understand your options more clearly, we are here to walk you through it with care and clarity. Reach out to schedule your consultation and take the next step with Dr. Drab and our team.

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