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See More. Treat More.

You can’t treat what you can’t see. 2D and 3D digital imaging technologies allow for dentists to see more of the patient’s anatomy to better diagnosis and treat. Adding CBCT (cone beam imaging) into your dental practice allows general practitioners to add more specialty procedures such as implants, orthodontics, and endodontics. 3D imaging allows specialists to expand current procedures and with more accuracy.

Review Henry Schein's extensive extraoral imaging offerings and our experienced team will provide a dental practice assessment to understand the right 2D or 3D imaging solution that meets your dental practice workflow needs.

We chose to incorporate 3D imaging into our practice to provide our patients with the most complete story of their oral health. 3D imaging allows us to see things that we weren’t able to see with a traditional radiograph, and provides our patients the ability to make the best decisions with less hesitation.

- Adam Lamprecht, DDS

Fremont Family Dentistry | Fremont, NE

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