Dental Cone Beam CT Scan expert reports from Fusion Radiology

 

Introduction

As dental practices increasingly adopt 3D imaging technologies like Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), one thing becomes clear: interpreting these scans requires time, precision, and expertise.

That’s where we come in.

At Fusion Radiology, we offer expert CBCT reporting services, focusing on important elements like airway analysis, helping you save time, reduce liability, and deliver exceptional care—without slowing down your workflow.

Why should you outsource reporting to us?

·        Timely specialist reports

At Fusion Radiology, we are able to provide high quality reports within 72 hours,

·        Save Time

We know dental practices are already balancing patient care, clinical documentation, and treatment planning. Our services take away the burden of image interpretation so more focus can be placed on providing high quality patient care.

·        Leverage Specialized Expertise

Our reports are prepared by professionals trained in CBCT analysis and airway interpretation. We use advanced imaging software to evaluate anatomical structures, airway volume, and potential obstructions with diagnostic precision.

·        Medico-Legal Peace of Mind

A documented, third-party radiology report enhances your diagnostic confidence and strengthens your legal documentation—especially in complex airway or surgical cases.

·        Enhance Patient Communication

We provide clear, illustrated reports you can easily share with your patients. Visuals of the airway space and relevant anatomy make it easier to explain treatment options, whether it’s orthodontic intervention, airway appliance therapy, or referral to a sleep specialist.

 

What’s Included in Our CBCT Reporting?

We provide detailed reports tailored to your needs, including:

  • Full CBCT Interpretation
    General evaluation of maxillofacial structures, dentition, TMJs, sinuses, and pathology screening.
  • Airway Analysis
    Includes volume measurements, cross-sectional constrictions, and visual 3D reconstructions. We flag potential signs of airway compromise and correlate them with clinical concerns.
  • Orthodontic and Surgical Planning Support
    Ideal for patients undergoing jaw repositioning, palate expansion, or implant placement. We can provide key anatomical measurements and airway considerations.
  • Custom Annotations & PDF Reports
    Clinician- and patient-friendly. Delivered digitally within 72 hours.

 If you would like to see an example of the high quality expert reports we provide, click the link to view a sample report.

Who Uses Our Services?

·         General Dentists looking to screen for sleep apnoea and airway issues.

·         Orthodontists planning treatment involving jaw development or airway expansion.

·         Oral Surgeons needing detailed anatomical evaluation for surgical planning.

·         Sleep Dentists managing patients with oral appliance therapy.

Whether you’re new to CBCT or you’ve been scanning for years, we help you take full advantage of the diagnostic power of 3D imaging.

CBCT airway reporting and why it’s so important

With the growing awareness of how airway health impacts overall wellness—from sleep apnoea and chronic fatigue to facial development in children—CBCT airway reporting has become a vital component of comprehensive dental care. As more patients seek answers for sleep and breathing concerns, dental professionals are in a unique position to offer early detection and collaboration with medical providers.

However, interpreting CBCT data, especially when it comes to the upper airway, isn’t always straightforward. Subtle anatomical variations, pathologies, or developmental concerns can go unnoticed without a trained eye. This is where our dedicated reporting service provides unmatched value.

Our trained specialists are able to assess the pharyngeal airway, nasal passages, sinuses, and surrounding structures, giving you an in-depth, actionable report that helps guide treatment decisions. Whether you’re evaluating a child for early orthodontic intervention or screening an adult for sleep-disordered breathing, our reports are designed to support clinical excellence.

We’re also here to help you grow your practice. When you can confidently present CBCT findings to your patients with clear visuals and data-backed insights, you increase case acceptance and demonstrate a higher standard of care. It also positions your practice as a forward-thinking leader in airway-focused dentistry, a fast-growing niche in both general and specialty practice.

By choosing Fusion Radiology for your CBCT airway reporting needs, you’re investing in clarity, compliance, and clinical confidence.

 

How It Works

Upload Your DICOM Files Securely onto our secure portal. At Fusion Radiology, we ensure the process is seamless and ensure that you receive everything you need to keep reporting workflow to the highest of standards. Reports are completed within 72 hours by our highly qualified specialist radiologists.

Conclusion

Outsourcing CBCT reporting is more than a time-saver, it’s a value-add for your patients and your team. At Fusion Radiology, we help you deliver more comprehensive care without added stress.

Ready to get started? Vist our Dental CBCT reporting webpage for a closer look at our brilliant offerings, and to have a look at one of our sample reports.  Contact us today to dicuss our services or if you have any quiries.

 

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