Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) is an advanced imaging technique increasingly used in dental practice due to its ability to provide detailed information on orofacial structures. Regarding the use of CBCT in dentistry, select the correct alternative: A) CBCT is the most recommended exam for diagnosing carious lesions in anterior teeth, due to its high resolution for detecting superficial cavities. B) CBCT is primarily used to evaluate mandibular fractures and plan dental implant surgeries, providing precise three-dimensional images. C) CBCT completely replaces periapical and panoramic radiographs in the diagnosis of cavities and periapical lesions, being more economically accessible. D) CBCT does not offer significant advantage over conventional radiographs for evaluating bone structures and impacted teeth.

B) CBCT is primarily used to evaluate mandibular fractures and plan dental implant surgeries, providing precise three-dimensional images.

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Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) is an advanced imaging technique increasingly used in dental practice due to its ability to provide detailed information on orofacial structures. Regarding the use of CBCT in dentistry, select the correct alternative:

✂️ a) CBCT is the most recommended exam for diagnosing carious lesions in anterior teeth, due to its high resolution for detecting superficial cavities.
✂️ b) CBCT is primarily used to evaluate mandibular fractures and plan dental implant surgeries, providing precise three-dimensional images.
✂️ c) CBCT completely replaces periapical and panoramic radiographs in the diagnosis of cavities and periapical lesions, being more economically accessible.
✂️ d) CBCT does not offer significant advantage over conventional radiographs for evaluating bone structures and impacted teeth.