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3D dental cone beam
imaging.

3D cone beam imaging equipment at Horizon Center

Three-dimensional imaging · Available at Horizon Center.

Cone beam imaging, also called CBCT, provides three-dimensional views of teeth and bony structures. This examination is performed at Dr Houda Agunaou’s practice in Casablanca when useful for diagnosis or planning care. It complements clinical assessment and answers a specific question; it is not performed routinely.

Exploring in three dimensions,
planning your care.

From the general concept to a plan suited to you.

01

What 3D adds to assessment

Images can be examined from different angles and in cross-sections. They help assess volumes and relationships between structures in the area examined. Your dentist explains what information is needed and how it may influence the care plan.

02

Targeted indications

Cone beam imaging may be recommended for implant planning or assessment of certain impacted teeth. It cannot by itself guarantee that treatment is possible or predict its outcome. Decisions combine clinical examination, imaging and your general circumstances.

03

Justified and tailored exposure

CBCT uses X-rays and generally involves greater exposure than conventional dental radiography. Its value must therefore be assessed for each patient. Existing examinations, alternatives and the area to investigate are considered before proceeding.

Dr Houda Agunaou at her practice in Casablanca

YOUR DENTIST

Dr Houda Agunaou

At Horizon Center, Dr Houda Agunaou discusses the imaging needed for your assessment and the proposed care. Your consultation is an opportunity to discuss discomfort, expectations and the stages of your proposed care.

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YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY

A full assessment,
clearly explained steps.

Treatment room 1 at Horizon Center in Casablanca

Assessment and reviews take place at the practice, which you can explore before your visit.

  1. Defining the imaging need

    Bring previous examinations and explain the reason for your consultation. Mention a known or possible pregnancy. Your dentist clarifies whether 2D imaging is sufficient or whether 3D information is needed for assessment.

  2. Taking the scan at the practice

    The team positions you in the equipment and explains which metal objects to remove. You need to remain still while the equipment rotates around your head. Mention any difficulty holding the position beforehand so the team can assist.

  3. Understanding findings and next steps

    Images are assessed alongside your clinical examination. Ask what they show, their limitations and the proposed next steps. If information needs to be transferred to another practitioner, the practice will explain how to obtain your records.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Preparing your decision,
asking your questions.

Is 3D cone beam imaging performed on site?

Yes. Horizon Center has 3D cone beam radiology, 2D panoramic radiology and an optical scanner for digital impressions. Contact the practice to arrange your assessment and explain your request.

How does it differ from a 2D panoramic X-ray?

Panoramic imaging provides an overall two-dimensional view. Cone beam imaging produces a three-dimensional volume. These are complementary examinations selected for the clinical question, rather than a routine preference for 3D.

Is it the same as a digital impression?

No. An optical scanner records tooth surfaces for a digital impression without X-rays. Cone beam imaging uses X-rays to investigate deeper structures, particularly teeth and bone. These technologies serve different purposes.

Does the scan require preparation?

Preparation is generally straightforward. Follow the team’s instructions on removing objects and positioning. Bring existing records and mention any particular circumstances before acquisition.

Is cone beam imaging needed before every treatment?

No. 3D radiography must be justified by the information required. Clinical examination or 2D images may be sufficient. Ask your dentist why the scan is recommended and how it will help decision-making.

How much does cone beam imaging cost in Casablanca?

The fee depends on the examination requested. Contact the practice for the cost and what is included in your assessment. Visit City Office CFC, first floor, office A6, Boulevard Yacoub El Mansour: call 06 64 52 32 41 or use WhatsApp.

References: RadiologyInfo — Dental CBCT · ADA — Dental imaging · FDA — Dental cone beam CT

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CONTACT & DIRECTIONS

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To request an appointment or ask a question, please call the practice.

06 64 52 32 41 ↗
City Office CFC building, 15 LT CTM
1st floor, office A6
Boulevard Yacoub El Mansour, Casablanca 20100

Behind Marjane Anfa Park, on the Busway CIL station side.

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Opening hours

Monday to Friday
09:00 – 18:00
Saturday
09:00 – 14:00
Sunday
Closed

Please call the practice to request an appointment.