At DR. ROZE BIOHEALTH CLINICS, we use our CT-scan to diagnose the cavitations (or NICO) mostly present in the wisdom teeth area.
A systematic biopsy to confirm the diagnosis of NICO follows the treatment (surgical debridement, ozone, PRF (Platelet-rich-fibrin).
Diagnosis is difficult due to the fact that some cavitations are almost invisible on standard radiographic films commonly used in dentistry. While cavitations can remain undetected for a long time in a healthy individual, jaw pain occasionally occurs in people who suffer from bone lesions. Also, after a sinus infection, jaw pain may manifest and lead to a cavitation being discovered. It seems that most people who seek to find out whether they have cavitations
also suffer from other major or persistent health issues.
An important step towards diagnosing cavitations involves using various diagnostic tools that may include an ultrasound device that is specially developed for this purpose, MRIs and Ct-scans. Muscle testing or applied kinesiology is considered to be the most effective method for detecting cavitations.