Get a complete diagnostic picture before you begin treatment. Our oral and maxillofacial radiologists review the full scan volume so you can identify complications early, elevate your care, and focus on what you do best.
Pre-treatment CBCT interpretation takes time that most don't have. Hand it off and get your report in as little as 3-5 business days or next-day with rush.
Incidental findings have been shown to appear in up to 25% of orthodontic CBCTs1. A written interpretation from a BeamReaders OMR helps spot these findings and documents that your patient received the standard of care.
Our reports evaluate airway morphology, TMJ structures, impacted teeth, asymmetries, and periodontal support, giving you the complete picture before treatment begins.
Every radiology report evaluates the entire scan volume to aid your orthodontic planning.
Location and relationship to adjacent structures, IAN canal
Condylar position, bony structures, signs of degeneration
Visualization and quantification of airway morphology
Bone support, root resorption
Identification and quantification of asymmetries
Sinus pathology, cervical vertebrae anomalies, endodontic lesions
Many orthodontists appreciate the ability to spend more time in chairside care and send us the majority of their scans. Others start by submitting their most complex cases or those cases where a second set of eyes would be helpful, such as:
Large FOV scans where there's more anatomy to review and more risk of incidental findings
Pre-surgical cases involving impacted canines or other complex extractions
TMJ concerns where you need condylar assessment before treatment
Airway evaluation for patients with breathing or sleep concerns
Any case where something looks unusual and you want confirmation
"The relatively high frequency of incidental findings on CBCT scans (25%) suggests that CBCT scans obtained for orthodontic purposes should be further reviewed by an oral maxillofacial radiologist."
— 1CBCT: A Boon to Orthodontics, ScienceDirect Read the full article →
"It is the responsibility of the practitioner ordering the CBCT images to ensure that the scans are adequately interpreted. A referral to an oral radiologist who is qualified to complete this task is a viable option."
— Special AJO-DO Article on CBCT Guidelines Read the full article →
BeamReaders reports visualize findings and provide clear diagnostic impressions to support your treatment planning.
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Reports start at $119 each. Submit more cases in a month and your rate drops to as low as $89/report. At the end of each month, we tally your cases and bill at the best rate you've earned.