Inside the mouth - depends what you mean. We do use CT to see the bones which hold the teeth and evaluate dental conditions. It's also used for tumors of the tongue and oral cavity. Trigeminal neuralgia - not really. you can see some large tumors or bony masses which might cause trigeminal neuralgia, but for most you would prefer to have MRI
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Yes, to a certain extent. If there is any bony damage to the hard palate, you would be able to see it. If there was a small soft tissue injury or tumor, you wouldn't see it. However, you would be able to see it with your eyes just by looking in the mouth, which is what we recommend.
The resolution of standard CT is not good enough to evaluate many dental issues. Dental xrays or specialized dental CT is needed for that. Standard CT with contrast is sometimes used for dental abscess (infection) or larger tumors.
Usually a CT of the face does not include the temporal bones, at least completely. If you have continued symptoms you might talk to your doctor about whether you need anything additional.
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Can a CT Scan be used too assist inside the mouth, and for Trigeminal Neuralgia please
Inside the mouth - depends what you mean. We do use CT to see the bones which hold the teeth and evaluate dental conditions. It's also used for tumors of the tongue and oral cavity.
Trigeminal neuralgia - not really. you can see some large tumors or bony masses which might cause trigeminal neuralgia, but for most you would prefer to have MRI
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This this take a image of the hard palate swelling?
Yes, to a certain extent. If there is any bony damage to the hard palate, you would be able to see it. If there was a small soft tissue injury or tumor, you wouldn't see it. However, you would be able to see it with your eyes just by looking in the mouth, which is what we recommend.
@@LearnNeuroradiology what if was a periodontal issue calculus and infection?
No. Dental and periodontal disease is best seen either by visual inspection (looking) or specialized dental x-rays
@@LearnNeuroradiology so it has to be a special X ray not a CT scan ? I thought CT picked up everything ?
The resolution of standard CT is not good enough to evaluate many dental issues. Dental xrays or specialized dental CT is needed for that.
Standard CT with contrast is sometimes used for dental abscess (infection) or larger tumors.
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is ct scan of face is helpful in finding issue in temporal bone after accident
Usually a CT of the face does not include the temporal bones, at least completely. If you have continued symptoms you might talk to your doctor about whether you need anything additional.
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