Here are the objectives for participants in Interpretation of CBCT – What a dental practitioner should know?

• Whether or not to take a CBCT of your patient – Indications for CBCT in detail.
• What are the ideal requirements to view CBCT scans?
• The systematic and sequential method of viewing small volume CBCT datasets (excluding TMJ’s).
• A discussion of CBCT reference planes, Multiplanar reformatting, software navigation, drawing the arch, measurement tools and 3D rendering.
• Anatomical review (Normal anatomical landmarks) of the Maxilla, Mandible and supporting structures in a small volume CBCT datasets (excluding TMJ’s).
• Reviewing CBCT scans for Implants including nerve tracing.
• Reviewing CBCT scans for 3rd molar evaluation and its relation to the IAN.
• Reviewing CBCT scans for Endodontic cases.
• Reviewing CBCT scans to evaluate dentoalveolar trauma.
• Diagnosis of a few common dental and non-dental pathologies that a general dental practitioner may encounter in their day-to-day practice.