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Dental caries in an impacted mandibular second molar: Using cone beam computed tomography to explain inconsistent clinical and radiographic findings

  • Quintessence Publishing Deutschland
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27. Jul 2010
PubMed ID (PMID): 20657850Pages 627-630, Language: EnglishCantelmi, Paul / Singer, Steven R. / Tamari, Katrin

Dental caries in an impacted mandibular second molar: Using cone beam computed tomography to explain inconsistent clinical and radiographic findings

Benefits of cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) over traditional panoramic radiography for diagnosis and treatment planning have been reported. This article presents a case where CBCT was used to identify the potential route of caries infection from the oral cavity to an impacted mandibular second molar. Keywords: caries lesion, cone beam computed tomography, impacted molar
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