Cone beam computed tomography aided diagnosis and treatment of endodontic cases: Critical analysis

Figure 6 Clinical and radiological assessment of maxillary anterior teeth. A: Clinical intraoral appearance of the patient; B and C: Intraoral radiographs taken from two different angels showed periapical radiolucencies in canine and incisors but they were unable to show a suspected horizontal root fracture (HRF); D: With CBCT Kodak 9000 3D (Eastman Kodak Co, Rochester, NY, United States) CMOS sensor with optical fiber, offering a single 5 cm × 3.8 cm FOV at 0.076 mm a HRF of central incisor along with alveolar bone fracture was detected in cross-sectional views; E: Intraoral appearance of the patient after splinting of canine and incisors; F:Periapical radiography showing treatment of canine and incisors with guta percha and AH Plus. CBCT: Cone beam computed tomography.