What your DentAssurance CBCT report includes

Patient and scan details

The top of every report is filled in automatically: patient name, age and sex, the referring dentist, and the date of the study. The radiologist doesn't retype them, which avoids copying mistakes.

Diagnostic objective

This is your clinical question, carried over from the notes you wrote when you created the case.

Imaging technique and scan parameters

The machine model, voxel size, field of view and number of slices are read from the scan file itself. The radiologist checks them and adds anything missing.

Findings, measurements and images

Findings are written for the tooth or region you asked about, with measurements where they help: available bone, distances to the nerve canal or sinus, root form, and so on. Images from the scan, marked up with measurements, are placed in the report to support them.

Corrections and versions

Reports are written online, not as fixed PDFs, so a correction is quick. Every change is saved as a new version with who made it and when, and you see the current version in your dashboard.

Questions