Cone Beam

A cone beam is a type of CT imaging which provides high resolution, 3D dental images with low radiation exposure.

FAQs

  • There is no preparation required for a Cone Beam scan.

    You will be asked to remove any jewellery or metal items from your head and neck area including hair accessories, dentures, plates and hearing aids.

  • You will be asked to sit while a small CT scanner rotates around your head.  The Cone Beam CT is a fast, non-invasive and painless procedure.  The images produced allow your specialist to view your teeth and facial bones in much greater detail than a 2D X-ray, allowing for more accurate diagnosis and better planning of treatment.

  • This scan will take approximately 10-15 seconds, during which you must remain totally still.

  • To book a Cone Beam with Queensland X-Ray, access our portal here.

  • There is radiation involved in a Cone Beam – but we use low-dose radiation software throughout all our imaging procedures.

    Due to the dose of radiation emitted, If you know you are or think you may be pregnant, you must advise your referring doctor who can discuss the risks and benefits associated.

How much will it cost?

Fees for radiology procedures will vary depending on a variety of factors. We will advise you about the cost of your service at the time of booking but if you do have any questions, contact us and one of our team will be happy to help with your query. You can read more about our billing information here.

How do I access my images?

At Queensland X-Ray, we provide our patients with their images and results online. To access your images and results, you’ll need to register for an account when you visit one of our practices. If you’ve already registered, you can access the Patient Portal here.

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