Orthodontic success depends on precise evaluation of jaw alignment, tooth positioning, and craniofacial structures. Traditional methods — including plaster models and manual cephalometric tracing — remain time consuming and less accurate.
This case study showcases how Nidaan’s digital cephalometric analysis combined with CBCT imaging streamlined orthodontic treatment planning for a complex malocclusion patient, drastically improving predictability and efficiency.
A 16-year-old patient presented with severe Class II malocclusion accompanied by jaw growth discrepancies. Traditional orthodontic records lacked dimensional clarity.
A lateral cephalometric radiograph was captured digitally at Nidaan, offering higher clarity at a lower radiation dose.
CBCT scan provided full 3D craniofacial mapping — including airway evaluation, skeletal symmetry, and tooth root morphology.
Nidaan’s radiology team provided software-based, automated cephalometric tracing, minimizing human error and producing measurable landmarks in a fraction of traditional time.
The orthodontist used the combined cephalometric + CBCT data for:
“The digital cephalometric reports with CBCT data changed how I plan cases. Instead of spending hours on manual tracing, I now rely on Nidaan’s fast, precise reports — saving time and improving patient communication.”
This case proves how Nidaan’s digital cephalometric analysis and CBCT imaging revolutionize orthodontics. By offering faster, more reliable, and integrative planning, Nidaan empowers orthodontists to treat even complex malocclusions with accuracy and efficiency.
Q1. Why is digital cephalometric analysis better than manual tracing?
It reduces human error, improves speed, and integrates easily with orthodontic planning software.
Q2. How does CBCT add value to orthodontics?
It provides 3D mapping of craniofacial structures, aiding airway analysis, growth evaluation, and precision in orthodontic planning.