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Dr. Srinitha Singanamala

Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist

Rajiv Gandhi University
Texas A&M University School of Dentistry
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About

Dr. Srinitha Singanamala

Dr. Singanamala received her dental degree from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bengaluru, India with distinction. She is a proud recipient of Academic Excellence Award in General Medicine and Dental Materials. She practiced general dentistry before relocating to the US and then pursued her Master’s in Public Health at Nova Southeastern University, FL.  Driven by her passion for Radiology, she completed certificate program in Oral and Maxillofacial radiology program at Texas A&M University School of Dentistry, Dallas. She has volunteered at esteemed organizations like Open door mission, Texas HHSC, and DCDS. As a dedicated team member, I strive to provide essential diagnostic insights that positively impact our referring doctors, patients and communities.

She is a proud mom to a handsome son and a husband that serves in the US Army. She thoroughly enjoys spending time outdoors and loves to cook.

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Webinars Featuring Dr. Srinitha Singanamala

From Referral to Report: How to Get the Most from BeamReaders

This webinar is a practical look at how to get the most out of every BeamReaders case. Two of our oral and maxillofacial radiologists will walk through what helps them connect their findings to your clinical picture, share real case examples, and introduce a simple framework for thinking about case complexity and urgency.

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Articles by Dr. Srinitha Singanamala

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Blog Posts

How to Get a Better CBCT Report: Scan Quality, Submission, and When to Refer to an OMR

This article is based on a webinar led by Dr. Srinitha Singanamala and Dr. Anne Dorsey, Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologists at BeamReaders. In the session, they walked through how to turn your CBCT submission into the most useful report possible, from the moment you decide to refer to the moment the report lands back in your inbox. The basis is simple: great information in, great report out.

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