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Case of the Month – Invasive Cervical Resorption
May 11, 2021Case of the Month – Implant placement with interesting incidental radiographic findings
CBCT Scanner: KaVo OP3D Vision V17
Scanning Protocol: 16cm x 6cm FOV, 0.25 voxel
Effective Dose: 0.12 mSv
Clinical information: To assess bone volume for placement of implants in the Upper 5 regions bilaterally and for any pathology on the volume.
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Radiographic Impression:
Airspace: clinical evaluation of the soft tissues of the oropharynx is suggested; ectopic soft tissue calcifications within the oropharynx are common incidental radiographic findings that do not require treatment or referral.
Implant Findings: measurements provided below.
The following are selected images from the volume illustrating major findings
Scanning Protocol: 16cm x 6cm FOV, 0.25 voxel
Effective Dose: 0.12 mSv
Clinical information: To assess bone volume for placement of implants in the Upper 5 regions bilaterally and for any pathology on the volume.
Click here to view and manipulate this case of the month CBCT on our Cloud Viewer
Radiographic Impression:
Airspace: clinical evaluation of the soft tissues of the oropharynx is suggested; ectopic soft tissue calcifications within the oropharynx are common incidental radiographic findings that do not require treatment or referral.
Implant Findings: measurements provided below.
The following are selected images from the volume illustrating major findings
![Jan2101](https://ct-dent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Jan2101.jpg)
![Jan2102](https://ct-dent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Jan2102.jpg)
![Jan2103](https://ct-dent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Jan2103.jpg)
Maxillary right and left second premolar regions.
![Jan2104](https://ct-dent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Jan2104.jpg)
Maxillary left third molar; the third molar appears to have developed a close physical proximity with the distal buccal root of second molar leaving a corresponding developmental defect the surface of the third molar.
Radiologist comment: never seen this type of developmental defect so well delineated in 12 years of reading CBCT images.
Radiologist comment: never seen this type of developmental defect so well delineated in 12 years of reading CBCT images.
Clinical information: To assess bone volume for placement of Implants in the Upper 5 regions bilaterally and for any pathology on the volume.