OHI-S X-ray in dentistry from analog to 3D methods

Name: OHI-S X-ray in dentistry from analog to 3D methods - Drstoree
SKU: MED-AMB05685
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Include: 4 videos + 4 audios + 4 file sub vtt, size: 3.55 GB

SKU: MED-AMB05685 Category: DENTAL Tags: Family medicine COURSES, Internal Medicine

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OHI-S X-ray in dentistry from analog to 3D methods

Include: 4 videos + 4 audios + 4 file sub vtt, size: 3.55 GB

Target Audience: Orthodontists, Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Pediatric dentists, Endodontists, Restorers, Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Dental technicians, General dentists

Information:

3 lessons + 1 free (5h 48min)

Everything a dentist needs to know about X-ray diagnostics – from intraoral radiography to CBCT – in one course!

After following this course, you will:

Have a thorough understanding of the principles of intraoral radiography
Be better skilled to recognize anatomy and pathology on CBCT and OPG images
Be able to recognize positioning errors in panoramic radiography
Differentiate artifacts from real images on CBCT.

After the course, you will be able to conduct a more accurate diagnosis, reduce the risks of a misdiagnosis, and provide your patients with a quality assurance of the treatment planning process.

The OHI‑S X‑ray in Dentistry: From Analog to 3D Methods program is best for general dentists, oral radiologists, endodontists, orthodontists, prosthodontists, and oral surgeons who want structured, training in the evolution of dental imaging—from traditional analog radiography to modern digital and 3D techniques (CBCT, digital panoramic, intraoral scanners). It emphasizes evidence‑based diagnostic protocols, clinical integration, and interdisciplinary applications.

Who Should Enroll

General dentists upgrading from analog to digital imaging for routine diagnostics.
Oral & maxillofacial radiologists specializing in advanced 3D imaging interpretation.
Endodontists using CBCT for root canal morphology, perforations, and complex cases.
Orthodontists applying 3D imaging for skeletal and dental malocclusion planning.
Prosthodontists & restorative dentists integrating digital radiography into prosthetic and restorative workflows.
Oral surgeons requiring precise 3D imaging for surgical planning (implants, extractions, orthognathic surgery).
Residents & fellows in radiology, orthodontics, prosthodontics, or oral surgery seeking structured training.
Dental technicians supporting digital workflows in prosthetic and implant planning.

What You’ll Learn

Evolution of dental imaging: transition from analog radiographs to digital and 3D methods.
Digital radiography protocols: intraoral sensors, panoramic systems, and image processing.
3D imaging techniques: CBCT applications in endodontics, orthodontics, prosthodontics, and surgery.
Diagnostic accuracy: advantages and limitations of analog vs. digital vs. 3D imaging.
Clinical integration: applying imaging findings to treatment planning and interdisciplinary care.
Case‑based lessons: real examples of analog, digital, and 3D imaging in practice.

Topics:

Lesson 1.Intraoral radiography: principles and interpretation

Understanding of the principles of radiography
History of radiography: important dates in time
Important skills to take intraoral radiographs overall
Conducting occlusal and oblique occlusal radiographs
Principles of analog imaging, disadvantages of analog imaging
Necessary knowledge about oblique lateral radiographs

Image detectors:

Digital
Analog.
Parallel technique
Endodontic image
Occlusal radiography.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Pediatric dentists, Endodontists, Restorers, Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Dental technicians, General dentists.