What it is
Solapur CBCT Centre was established in 2015 by like-minded enthusiasts who set out to bring the best digital technologies to remote places.
The centre runs the Carestream CS 9600, a four-time award-winning CBCT machine that offers high-resolution, low-dose dental and ENT CBCT scans with a slice thickness of 75 microns.
Technology in the CS 9600
- Stellar technologyCuts out unnecessary low-energy photons and reduces beam-hardening artefacts, improving contrast without increasing radiation dose.
- CS MARReduces artefacts caused by restorations, implants and fillings.
- Advanced noise reductionReduces image noise while preserving clinical detail, for better visibility of small structures.
- Low dose modeFollows the ALARA principle (as low as reasonably achievable): 3D images at a significantly lower dose than 2D panoramic imaging.
Who it's for
- Dentists in and around Solapur who need CBCT scans for their patients
- ENT specialists needing CBCT of the sinuses
- Patients referred for a scan
How it works
- 1BookCall the centre to book a scan slot.
- 2ScanA short, comfortable scan on the CS 9600.
- 3ReportAdd a DentAssurance CBCT report if you need one.
What you get
What you get:
- 75-micron high-resolution 3D images
- Low radiation dose
- Optional specialist CBCT report
Questions
Is a CBCT scan safe?
The CS 9600's low dose mode follows the ALARA principle and delivers 3D images at a significantly lower dose than 2D panoramic imaging.
Where is Solapur CBCT Centre?
Shop No. 8, Advait Apartment, near Naval Petrol Pump, Railway Lines, Solapur 413001. Open Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm; Sundays by appointment or for emergencies.
How much does a CBCT scan cost in Solapur?
The cost depends on the area scanned, from a single tooth region to the full mouth, sinuses or TMJ. Call or WhatsApp us for the current price for your scan.
What is the difference between an OPG and a CBCT scan?
An OPG is a 2D panoramic X-ray of both jaws. A CBCT scan is 3D: it shows teeth, bone, sinuses and nerve canals from every direction, so it is used for implant planning, root canal problems, impacted teeth and jaw lesions.
Do I need a dentist's referral?
Most scans are done on a dentist's or ENT specialist's request, which tells us which area to scan. Call us if you are unsure.