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needs referred on for definitive diagnosis and treatment as required. “My sinus pathology is
referred to Eiad Qudairat, a consultant maxillofacial surgeon. In this case, the pathology on the left was a retention cyst which was not treated and the right pathology was treated using a conserva- tive medical approach initially. If this did not work then a FESS procedure may have been required.” The other benefit of the
CS 9000 CBCT scan is that its field of view is relatively small and can be set up not to take orbits and cervical spine. This is important, as it means that the dentist does not have to read and diagnose possible pathology in structures that they may not be comfortable doing. Cranmore’s CS 9000 3D
System was supplied and installed by Simon Shawe of Dentaquip, Ireland. Dentaquip has been supplying the Dental industry with products and services for over 30 years. Included in their customer base are; the Royal Victoria, Belfast City and Altnagelvin Hospitals and Queens University.
Initially, David attended 3D
application training at another CS 9000 3D site, Clinic 95 in Oxford. David, in partnership with Dentaquip and Care- stream Dental, is now running his own 3D training events at Cranmore Dental Practice. These 3D training sessions demonstrate the growing coop- eration between dentists,
dealers and suppliers in coming together to share their knowl- edge and experience of new technology with the aim of providing better and safer patient treatment.
® For further details please contact: Cranmore: 028 9038 1822 or
info@cranmoredental.com Dentaquip: Dr Simon Shawe at
simon.shawe@
dentaquip.co.uk Carestream Dental: www.
cbcttraining.com
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