An accu­rate diag­no­sis is the foun­da­tion for every suc­cess­ful treat­ment. We know the impor­tance of hav­ing the full pic­ture when it comes to safe and effi­cient treatment.That’s why we use the best diag­nos­tics resources avail­able, both in terms of tech­nol­o­gy and per­son­nel: the diag­no­sis is based on a three-dimen­sion­al image of all rel­e­vant struc­tures using dig­i­tal vol­ume tomog­ra­phy (DVT). This allows us to see things that would not be vis­i­ble on a nor­mal x-ray.

„WE KNOW THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING THE FULL PICTURE
WHEN IT COMES TO SAFE AND EFFICIENT TREATMENT!”

- Dr. M.Sc. M.Sc. Thomas Jung

The next step in the process involves work­ing with Germany’s lead­ing diag­nos­ti­cians, who exam­ine the 3D image to help us arrive at a diag­no­sis. All fur­ther sur­gi­cal pro­ce­dures, such as implan­ta­tions, are per­formed based on this in-depth infor­ma­tion. We are already active­ly prac­tis­ing telemed­i­cine, mak­ing us a next-gen­er­a­tion provider of tele­health tools. For you, this equates to par­tic­u­lar­ly effi­cient, safe and com­fort­able treat­ment.

Dig­i­tal vol­ume tomog­ra­phy (DVT) pro­vides images of the head on a three-dimen­sion­al plane (3D). This high-per­for­mance imag­ing tech­nol­o­gy has rev­o­lu­tionised den­tal diag­nos­tics while reduc­ing radi­a­tion expo­sure by more than 90% com­pared to con­ven­tion­al CT imag­ing.

Con­ven­tion­al x-rays only show a two-dimen­sion­al image of the jaw. To obtain a three-dimen­sion­al data set, DVT gen­er­ates mul­ti­ple images in a sin­gle pass while soft­ware com­putes the full image vol­ume from the data. The result­ing 3D vol­ume can then be “explored” by the attend­ing physi­cian to diag­nose even the small­est anom­aly in the den­tal and max­illo­fa­cial region. A con­ven­tion­al panoram­ic radi­ograph does not always show this lev­el of detail because of the imag­ing tech­nique.

Jung Den­tal Clin­ic uses DVT imag­ing tech­nol­o­gy for a vari­ety of indi­ca­tions. For exam­ple, it is used to iden­ti­fy unclear cys­tic changes or oste­ol­y­sis. It is also an impor­tant diag­nos­tic tool for plan­ning wis­dom tooth extrac­tions. The pre­cise loca­tion of the root of the wis­dom tooth can be iden­ti­fied before­hand, reduc­ing the risk of dam­ag­ing the nerve dur­ing surgery. It also aids in the diag­no­sis of max­il­lary sinus infec­tions.

DVT imag­ing is also an indis­pens­able tool for plan­ning implant pro­ce­dures. The three-dimen­sion­al DVT image not only depicts the exact loca­tion of the nerves in the jaw, but also clear­ly shows the bony foun­da­tion and indi­cates bone qual­i­ty and vol­ume. This makes it pos­si­ble to plan treat­ment pre­cise­ly and avoid any com­pli­ca­tions.

Diag­nos­tics

Implan­tats

Com­plete Restora­tion

Den­tal Restora­tion

Cos­met­ic Den­tistry

Den­tal Pho­bia

Invisalign

Peri­odon­tics

Endodon­tics

Den­tal Lab