When to Refer a CBCT Scan for Specialist Review
A practical framework for deciding which scans you can read yourself, and which need an oral & maxillofacial radiologist's eyes.
Read the article →SeeRays provides direct access to board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologists who deliver comprehensive, clinically relevant CBCT reports. Founded by an oral radiologist with over a decade of clinical experience, we combine subspecialty expertise with responsive, personalized service.
No subscriptions. Pay per report. Reports typically returned within 48 hours.
Full-volume interpretation, not just the region of interest — so nothing outside your treatment plan gets missed.
Airway assessment customized to your practice's protocol — reported the way you actually use the findings, not a one-size-fits-all template.
Comprehensive review of bone quality, pathology, and anatomical structures across the full scan volume — with annotated images.
Detailed reads for TMJ disorders and soft-tissue findings, written in language you can walk a patient through chairside.
Second-opinion reads on panoramic and periapical films when a finding needs a specialist's confirmation.
Built to slot into a workflow you already have — no new hardware, no new habits.
Upload CBCT, MRI, or 2D imaging through our secure portal, with any clinical notes on what you'd like reviewed.
Our team of senior board-certified oral & maxillofacial radiologists examines the full volume — not just the area you flagged.
A clear, image-annotated report lands in your inbox, typically within 48 hours — ready to share with patients.
Every radiology report includes a comprehensive observations, impression, and recommendations section — along with annotated images that clarify and illustrate the basis for each finding.
Expedited CBCT interpretation with report delivery by the next business day for time-sensitive cases.
Comprehensive airway assessment including airway volume, minimum cross-sectional area, and detailed airway measurements — customized to your practice protocol or educational requirements.
Comprehensive evaluation and comparison of CBCT studies acquired at different time points, with detailed assessment of interval changes and a consolidated radiology report.
Comparative analysis of TMJ anatomy and condylar position across scans obtained in different mandibular positions, bite registrations, or oral appliance conditions.
Founded by a radiologist with a decade of clinical experience, and built into a team of senior board-certified radiologists — reports are written to be useful chairside, not just technically correct.
Radiologists are curated and selected through thorough interviews and onboarding. Every radiologist on our team is board-certified, senior, and has tens of thousands of cases on their resume.
Questions about a finding go straight to the specialist who read the scan — not a support queue.
Descriptive comments and annotated images help you explain findings clearly, in the same conversation as treatment planning.
Report depth and focus can be adjusted to how your practice actually uses CBCT — implants, airway, endo, or general screening.
We're licensed in 46 states — including Montana and New York, two of the most restrictive states for radiology practice — plus 4 provinces in Canada. If you're not sure we cover you, email us and we'll confirm.
"The comprehensive reports with descriptive comments and images help me educate my patients better. Seerays reports are the most clinically useful and detail-oriented I've worked with."
— Dr. Zadeh
"Thoroughness, willingness to go above and beyond for me and my patients, and tailoring reports to my practice needs makes SeeRays second to none for me."
General Dentist
"My CBCT machine, SeeRays reports, and what I learned from Dr. Ali's CBCT courses have been a gamechanger for my practice."
Practice Owner
"I'm very pleased with the clarity of the reports and the short turnaround time. Dr. Ali always takes the time to explain findings."
Referring Dentist
Practical guides on CBCT interpretation, referral timing, and liability — written for the chairside, not the classroom.
A practical framework for deciding which scans you can read yourself, and which need an oral & maxillofacial radiologist's eyes.
Read the article →What a full-volume read catches that a treatment-focused scroll-through misses — and why it matters for your chart.
Read the article →Submit your first scan and get a report back from a radiologist who explains findings the way your patients need to hear them.
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