RMOX: Rocky Mountain Oral X-Ray, Advanced Dental Imaging

Denver Location:
1660 South Albion Street #227
Denver, Colorado 80222
303.759.9445

Northglenn Location:
10465 Melody Drive #116
Northglenn, Colorado 80234
303.452.9990

3-D Imaging for Dentistry with the CB Volumetric i-CAT Scanner

Rocky Mountain Oral X-Ray offers the i-CAT 3-D volumetric imaging that provides dentists and specialists with complete views of all oral and maxillofacial structures. This gives you the most thorough diagnostic information possible for a variety of treatment areas, which allows for more accurate treatment planning and more predictable treatment outcomes. The simple 20 second scan has a reduced radiation exposure of less than a full mouth series.

Included with Every i-CAT Scan is:

i-CAT Vision: Free software to view the entire volume of the scan and take measurements.

A video of a 3D rendering of the skull turning 360° vertically and horizontally.

i-CAT Imaging is Also Useful for Assessing:

  • Restricted airways.
  • 3rd Molars.
  • Pathology.
  • Localization of impacted cuspids.
  • Any anatomy requiring detailed visualization.

i-CAT Uses Include:

Implants

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Implants

The i-CAT's high resolution, volumetric images provide complete 3-dimensional views of critical anatomy for analysis of bone structure and tooth orientation. Selection of the most suitable implant type, size, location, and angulations prior to surgery ensure better treatment outcomes - and no surprises!

• 10 to 20 times less radiation than CT scan.
• Reduced cost to patient than hospital based CTs.
• 1:1 image with no distortion.
• DICOM 3 format is compatible with 3rd party software
(Simplant, Nobel Biocare).
• Easy to schedule short 20 minute office visit.

TMJ

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TMJ

The i-CAT's ability to provide three-dimensional images of the condyles and surrounding structures allows for complete analysis and diagnosis of bone morphology, joint space, and function - all critical to TMJ dysfunction treatment and care.

Orthodontics

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Orthodontics

3-D imaging provides more accurate viewing of impacted supernumerary or abnormal teeth in relationship to other structures, such as roots, nasal fossa, and sinuses. The multiple projection perspective gives the ability to analyze the anatomic truth of the patient's actual anatomy.
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