Radiology reports service

What a radiology report covers, what to send, and turnaround.

A radiology report is a written interpretation of your CBCT volume by a specialist, covering the whole scanned field rather than only the surgical site.

What to send

  • The full CBCT volume as DICOM — not a screenshot or an exported slice.
  • The clinical question you want answered, and any relevant history.

What you get back

  • A PDF report with findings, including incidental findings outside the area of interest.
  • Annotated images for anything significant.

Send the complete volume even when your question is about one tooth. A report on a cropped field cannot comment on anything outside it, which defeats the point of having it read.

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