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Review of my CBCT scan
Hi, Can some of the dentists here help me understand what the cbct scan is saying? It would be really healpful as i do not understand this diffuse hypodense area.
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The cbct shows you had a rct in the front left first incisor, and the hypotension suggests to the bone in that region that's in healing phase.
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there is nothing to be worried for.
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It is saying some areas have healed and some are still healing. Hypodense means bone density is less which will recover with time. Hyper sense means there is more density suggestive of RCT fillings. There is generalized bone loss between two teeth so you should do ultrasonic scaling every 6 months to avoid further loss.
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Follow and wait as per your working dentist's instructions.
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CBCT is done for Evaluation of bone condition in various dimensions To check the bone density
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Nothing much to worry Not major problem
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