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Date: September 10, 2009
Patient: Implant & Impacted 3rds
Date of Birth: xx/xx/xxxx
Gender: F
Date of Study: 09/09/2009
Referred By: Dr.
DIAGNOSTIC OBJECTIVE:
Assessment of the anatomical structures included in the volume.
AOI: General Interpretation
RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE:
The patient was referred for a Cone-beam CT (CBCT) imaging series. Examination with the I-CAT and
data were provided by IMagDent radiology Center, San Antonio, Texas. A radiology report to evaluate
the anatomical volume was performed.
RADIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS:
The listed structures are reviewed and evaluated for bilateral symmetry, configuration, cortical outline, medullary space, and
patent sinuses/airways. Evaluation of the CBCT anatomical volume is intended as an overall review for pathology and
abnormalities not directly associated with dental and periodontal conditions best imaged by conventional dental radiography.
All viewed structures determined to have no significant findings are reported as no abnormalities detected.
Paranasal Sinuses: minimal mucosal thickening in the left and right maxillary sinuses
Nasal Cavities: No abnormalities detected
Airway: No abnormalities detected
Temporomandibular Joints: Both joints are well visualized and no abnormalities are detected
Osseous Structures: No abnormalities detected
Dental findings: impacted # 1, 17 and 32. # 1 is in a horizontal position with the crown pointing
through the buccal cortex, # 17 and 32 are in a vertical position and in close contact with the
mandibular canal bilaterally, the canal is more in a lingual position.
Possible invasive cervical resorption or internal resorption on # 10
Other findings: No abnormalities detected
IMPRESSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
All viewed structures were determined to have no significant findings and are reported as no
abnormalities detected except:
Impacted # 1, 17 and 32, no remarkable pathology noted.
Minimal mucositis in the maxillary sinuses, no further evaluation needed.
Possible invasive cervical resorption or internal resorption on # 10, the prognosis is very poor,
extraction is suggested
Thank you for the referral of this patient and the opportunity to serve your practice.
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Marcel Noujeim DDS MS
Diplomate, American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology
Panoramic reconstruction
Area of # 9
#32
#17
Impacted third molars
#1
Minimal mucositis in the maxillary sinuses
#10