DPR

Fig. 01 3D rendering aids in communicating conditions and treatment to patients and parents

Fig. 02 3D cone beam offers the ability to scroll through the anatomy in axial (2.), coronal (3.) and sagittal (4.) views, which is typically my first step

Fig. 03 3D cone beam offers the ability to scroll through the anatomy in axial (2.), coronal (3.) and sagittal (4.) views, which is typically my first step

Fig. 04 3D cone beam offers the ability to scroll through the anatomy in axial (2.), coronal (3.) and sagittal (4.) views, which is typically my first step

Fig. 05 . Using a 3D scan and imaging software tools, the airway can be isolated and shown in various views, seen here in bone and soft tissue (5.) and on its own without other structures (6.)

Fig. 06 . Using a 3D scan and imaging software tools, the airway can be isolated and shown in various views, seen here in bone and soft tissue (5.) and on its own without other structures (6.)

Fig. 07 Tx STUDIO's Airway tool automatically calculates widths and volumes of the plotted area

Fig. 08 The software also allows for manual calculations should the clinician choose this course

Fig. 09 The software also allows for manual calculations should the clinician choose this course