13Figure 13.1 CBCT for implant site assessment in edentulous mandible. (a) Pan...Figure 13.2 CBCT for implant site assessment in edentulous atrophic mandible...Figure 13.3 CBCT for implant site assessment in edentulous maxilla. (a) Pano...Figure 13.4 CBCT for implant site assessment in edentulous atrophic maxilla....Figure 13.5 Various ridge morphologies in maxilla. Cross‐sectional CBCT imag...Figure 13.6 Various ridge morphologies in mandible. Cross‐sectional CBCT ima...Figure 13.7 Quantitative ridge assessments using CBCT. Measurements of (a) a...Figure 13.8 Qualitative bone assessments using CBCT. (a) Cross‐sectional ima...Figure 13.9 Virtual simulation planning for implant placement. (a) Axial, (b...Figure 13.10 Bone density measurement using CBCT. An implant (10 mm height, ...Figure 13.11 Bone density measurement using CBCT. An implant (12 mm height, ...Figure 13.12 Posterior maxillary ridge assessment for implant insertion. (a)...Figure 13.13 Posterior maxillary ridge assessment for implant insertion usin...Figure 13.14 Various methods of ridge measurement in posterior edentulous ma...Figure 13.15 Various methods of ridge measurement in posterior edentulous ma...Figure 13.16 Various methods of ridge measurement in posterior edentulous ma...Figure 13.17 Various methods of ridge measurement in anterior edentulous man...Figure 13.18 Various methods of ridge measurement in anterior mandible: inci...Figure 13.19 Various methods of ridge measurement in anterior edentulous max...Figure 13.20 Various methods of ridge measurement in anterior edentulous max...Figure 13.21 Various methods of ridge measurement in anterior edentulous max...Figure 13.22 Various methods of ridge measurement in anterior atrophic edent...Figure 13.23 Various methods of ridge measurement in posterior edentulous ma...Figure 13.24 (a–d) Suggested available ridge height and width measurements f...Figure 13.25 Mandibular bone graft and reconstruction with customized plate....Figure 13.26 Successful bone graft and sinus lift prior to implant insertion...Figure 13.27 Cortical plate perforation. Selected cross‐sectional reformatte...Figure 13.28 Buccal plate perforation. (a) Reformatted axial, (b) cross‐sect...Figure 13.29 Buccal plate perforation. (a) Reformatted axial, (b) cross‐sect...Figure 13.30 Implant perforation. Selected cross‐sectional reformatted CBCT ...Figure 13.31 Successful closed sinus lift. (a) Reformatted coronal, (b) sagi...Figure 13.32 Dental implant in maxillary sinus. (a) Reconstructed pseudo‐pan...Figure 13.33 Implant in maxillary sinus. (a) Reformatted coronal, (b) sagitt...Figure 13.34 Displaced implant in maxillary sinus. (a) Reformatted coronal, ...Figure 13.35 Implant in maxillary sinus. (a) Reformatted coronal, (b) sagitt...Figure 13.36 Implant failure at right maxillary sinus. (a) Reformatted coron...Figure 13.37 Two cases with left central implant entering incisive canal. Ca...Figure 13.38 Implants involving IAN canal. Selected cross‐sectional reformat...Figure 13.39 Inferior alveolar roof perforation. (a,b) Reconstructed pseudo‐...Figure 13.40 Trauma to IAN canal. (a) Reconstructed pseudo‐panoramic and (b)...Figure 13.41 Overdrilling in IAN canal. (a) Reformatted axial, (b) cross‐sec...Figure 13.42 Implant contact to tooth. (a) Axial and (b) coronal reformatted...Figure 13.43 Implant crossing over tooth root. (a) Reconstructed cross‐secti...Figure 13.44 Contact between implant and tooth. (a) Reformatted sagittal ser...Figure 13.45 Interaction of inserted implant and tooth. (a) Reformatted axia...Figure 13.46 Multiple implant failures in mandible. (a) Reconstructed cross‐...Figure 13.47 Peri‐implantitis. Reformatted pseudo‐panoramic CBCT image showi...Figure 13.48 Peri‐implant crestal bone loss. (a,b) Reformatted pseudo‐panora...Figure 13.49 Peri‐implantitis. (a) Cross‐sectional and (b) pseudo‐panoramic ...Figure 13.50 Implant fracture. (a,b) Reconstructed cross‐sectional CBCT imag...Figure 13.51 Implant contact. (a) Axial and (b) reformatted panoramic images...Figure 13.52 Placement of two sets of implant. The patient was referred to t...Figure 13.53 Chronic osteomyelitis of mandible in diabetic patient. (a) CBCT...14 Chapter 14Figure 14.1 Hyperplasia of right TMJ. (a) Panoramic, (b) 3D reconstruction, ...Figure 14.2 Hypoplasia of both TMJs. (a) Panoramic and (b,c) cropped 3D view...Figure 14.3 Juvenile arthritis affecting both TMJs. (a) Panoramic, (b) axial...Figure 14.4 Juvenile arthritis affecting both TMJs. Same patient as in Figur...Figure 14.5 Fracture of left condylar head. (a) Panoramic, (b) coronal, (c) ...Figure 14.6 Status post‐fracture of both condylar heads and surgical reposit...Figure 14.7 Status post‐fracture of left condyle without surgical reposition...Figure 14.8 Fracture of left coronoid process. (a) Coronal, (b) parasagittal...Figure 14.9 Luxation of both TMJs. (a) Right TMJ parasagittal closed‐mouth, ...Figure 14.10 Shapes of condylar head in coronal plane: (a) round, (b) convex...Figure 14.11 Sclerotization of condyle in osteoarthrosis. (a) Axial, (b) 3D,...Figure 14.12 Erosion in superior surface of condylar head. (a) Thick slice c...Figure 14.13 Ely's cyst. (a,b) Sagittal and (c) coronal views.Figure 14.14 Beaking on anterior surface of condylar head. (a) Thick slice a...Figure 14.15 Restricted movement of left TMJ due to post‐traumatic lesions. ...Figure 14.16 Large ameloblastoma entering right mandibular condyle. (a) Axia...Figure 14.17 Metastatic osteolytic lesion derived from lung cancer in right ...Figure 14.18 Chondromatosis of right TMJ. (a) Panoramic, (b) 3D reconstructi...Figure 14.19 Status post‐surgical treatment of chondromatosis of left TMJ. (...Figure 14.20 Status post‐excision of right mandibular ramus and fragment of ...
15 Chapter 15Figure 15.1 CBCT sialography could help improve the visualization of the duc...Figure 15.2 Normal arborizing pattern of parotid salivary gland following re...Figure 15.3 Normal parotid CBCT sialogram. Negative MIP top view shows norma...Figure 15.4 Normal submandibular gland CBCT sialogram. (a–c) 3D surface rend...Figure 15.5 CBCT sialogram of submandibular gland with a clear ductal strict...Figure 15.6 Chronic sialadenitis of left parotid gland. (a) Lateral MIP and ...Figure 15.7 CBCT sialogram of pleomorphic adenoma (PA) of left submandibular...Figure 15.8 Cystography. (a) CBCT images showing a well‐defined cystic radio...Figure 15.9 Assessment of peripheral cystic lesion with CBCT and injection o...Figure 15.10 Gutta‐percha point tracing the sinus tract. (a) Sagittal CBCT i...Figure 15.11 Puffed or retracted cheek techniques as a useful new imaging pr...Figure 15.12 CBCT with puffed lips. Note separation of lip and gingiva with ...Figure 15.13 Assessment of gingival biotype and facial hard/soft tissue dime...Figure 15.14 Simultaneous non‐invasive soft tissue assessment using a retrac...Figure 15.15 Importance of maintaining distance between the posterior surfac...Figure 15.16 Establishment of accurate radiologic assessments of palatal les...Figure 15.17 Maintenance of proper separation between tongue and hard palate...Figure 15.18 Single‐contrast CBCT scan to better outline the surface of adja...Figure 15.19 Double‐contrast CBCT scan acquisition. The patient had gargled ...
Guide
1 Cover
4 Preface
6 Table of Contents
9 Bibliography and Further Reading
10 Index
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