Tomografia Cone Beam: Como entender os Cortes Axial, Sagital e Coronal de vez

Master the Axial, Sagittal, and Coronal Cuts of Cone Beam Computed Tomography and eliminate the uncertainty of 2D diagnosis. Learn to interpret 3D exams with clarity and precision. Have you ever felt insecure looking at a panoramic radiograph, knowing that the image is flattened and that you may be missing vital details? The big turning point in modern dentistry is moving from "I think it is" to "I'm sure it is." In this video, I, Professor Dr. Claudia Coscarelli, will teach you in a simple and didactic way—even using everyday analogies like a loaf of bread and a shoe—how the three cutting planes of Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) work. What you will learn: Axial Cut: The top view that reveals what 2D hides. Sagittal Cut: The lateral view to understand depth. Coronal Cut: The front view to finalize the diagnosis. How to correlate the three slices to achieve 100% clinical safety. This video is the fundamental basis for any dentist who wants to migrate from conventional diagnosis to high performance. Want to master Computed Tomography once and for all? 🚀 Join the 3D Dentist Community. 📸 Follow me on Instagram for daily clinical cases: @claudia.coscarelli 💬 Comment below: Which of these 3 slices do you have the most difficulty visualizing? I'll answer you!