The answer to this is simple: speed and accuracy. Cone-beam computed tomography (or CBCT for short) produces a 3D replica image that is virtually 1:1 in scale, so in-depth analysis, references, and minute changes can be made from any angle. It’s so malleable, in fact, that we can even anticipate how soft tissue will interact with the skeletal components.
The data that it produces is incredibly accurate and intricate, making it the perfect blend of state-of-the-art technology and exceptional results – all with the maximum amount of freedom in terms of being able to change the design before it is finalised – without the associated cost of multiple physical models.