Maxillofacial computed tomography is one of the advanced imaging diagnostic methods using X-rays and imaging techniques to provide accurate results, helping doctors diagnose quickly and provide early treatment regimens.

For maxillofacial lesions that cannot be diagnosed by X-ray, CT scan of the jaw and eye is a simple, non-invasive technique that can be performed quickly to help make an accurate diagnosis.

Computed tomography is a simple, non-invasive technique that provides high diagnostic efficiency. When taking pictures, depending on the case, the use of contrast agents may be indicated. Contrast agents used in computed tomography help clinicians clearly see the lesions, thereby providing appropriate treatment methods for each case.

3D computed tomography of the maxillofacial region is widely used in the diagnosis and treatment of maxillofacial diseases. The imaging technique is simple, non-invasive and has no side effects but has high value in disease diagnosis.

3D CT scan of the maxillofacial region with contrast injection is widely used today, helping doctors diagnose, plan treatment and monitor maxillofacial diseases.