Precision Diagnosis
CBCT 3D Imaging
High-resolution, low-dose cone beam scans reveal hidden canals, cracks, and infection in 3D—so your care is precise and conservative.

Why CBCT at Hope Endodontics?
Unmatched Detail
3D visualization shows anatomy that 2D films can miss—critical for complex cases and re-treatments.
- Hidden canals
- Early lesions
- Sinus involvement
Low Dose, Focused View
Small fields of view deliver high detail with minimal exposure—used only when clinically justified.
- ALARA protocols
- Targeted scans
- Short scan time
What CBCT Helps Us Find
1
Hidden Canals
Extra or curved canals that require targeted treatment.
Extra or curved canals that require targeted treatment.
2
Root Fractures
Early detection determines if a tooth can be predictably saved.
Early detection determines if a tooth can be predictably saved.
3
Extent of Infection
3D mapping for conservative, predictable therapy.
3D mapping for conservative, predictable therapy.
4
Surgical Planning
Apicoectomy and microsurgery planning with precision.
Apicoectomy and microsurgery planning with precision.
Related Treatments
Root Canal Therapy
Relieve pain and save your natural tooth with specialist care.
Explore Root Canal Therapy →Endodontic Retreatment
When a prior root canal hasn’t healed as expected, CBCT directs a second chance.
See Retreatment Options →Endodontic Microsurgery
Apicoectomy to remove persistent infection at the root tip and preserve your tooth.
Learn About Microsurgery →Second Opinions
Clarity before re-treatment or surgery—review imaging and options.
Request a Second Opinion →Serving Scottsdale & Nearby Communities
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Gilbert
Chandler
Fountain Hills
Cave Creek / Carefree
McCormick Ranch
North Scottsdale
Precision Imaging with CBCT in Scottsdale

CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) imaging revolutionizes dental diagnostics, offering three-dimensional images that uncover every detail of your dental anatomy. At Hope Endodontics in Scottsdale, AZ, we leverage this advanced technology to enhance the precision of your diagnosis and treatment, ensuring the best possible outcomes.
Addressing Common Concerns about CBCT Imaging
Understanding your concerns about CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) imaging is important to us. We aim to provide clear, reassuring information to address any questions you might have: