What it is
Learn to read CBCT the way we do it every day. The basic course is built for clinicians who want to use CBCT confidently in treatment planning. The advanced course is for those who want to write full CBCT reports.
Basic course: Clinician's guide for CBCT reading
- Arch creationManual and AI-generated techniques
- Nerve tracingPrecision approaches using AI and manual methods
- Thorough CBCT readingExtract insights even in the presence of artefacts
- Fractures & cariesSharpen your diagnostic clarity
- Endodontic studyVisualise complex canal systems
- Implant planningConfident steps toward surgical success
- Guided surgery protocolsFor partially and fully edentulous patients
- Minimally invasive protocolsUsing CBCT
- Real-world case discussionsCases where CBCT made a clinical difference
Advanced course: Radiologist's guide for CBCT reporting
- Soft and hard tissue detailAttached gingiva, cyst margins and tooth involvement on CBCT
- Reporting structures and design
- Difficult nerve markingAdvanced case interpretation
- Reporting across manufacturersScans from different companies' machines
- 3D image manipulation
- Acquisition strategiesFor guided surgery, edentulous cases, and physically challenged or uncooperative patients
The advanced module is only available to participants who have completed the basic module.
Who it's for
- Dentists who prescribe or own a CBCT machine
- Implantologists, endodontists and oral surgeons
- Oral medicine and radiology postgraduates and practitioners who report CBCT
How it works
- 1EnquireCall or send a message to ask about the next batch.
- 2Basic moduleClinician's guide for CBCT reading.
- 3Advanced moduleRadiologist's guide for CBCT reporting.
What you get
By the end of the course you will:
- Read CBCT scans systematically
- Plan implants and guided surgery from CBCT
- Write structured reports (advanced module)
Questions
Can I join the advanced course directly?
No. The advanced module is only available to participants who have completed the basic module.
Who is the CBCT course for?
Dentists who want to read CBCT scans confidently for diagnosis and implant planning, and radiologists who want to learn structured CBCT reporting.