Without question, the initial perceived value of computer-assisted, 3-D analysis of dental patients was associated with treatment planning and the delivery of dental implants. As the technology became widely used by dentists, its application was dramatically enhanced. A clinician’s ability to view images in three dimensions, as well as share clinical findings digitally, enhances the scope of the patient exam.
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