CAVITAT™

The CAVITAT™ is an Ultrasonic sound transducer and receiver that detects and measures bone marrow defects. Capable of identifying such defects with little to no evidence of change in routine periapical x-rays and 2D panoramic dental radiographs low level bone density. The CAVITAT™ is always used with a 2D or Cone Beam Computed Tomography because the radiograph shows if a tooth, cysts or bone is present the CAVITAT™. Many practitioners do not understand what the grades mean nor how to interrupt them.

First, the Transducer emits a specific sound wave through the jawbone and the inducer has 64 receptors that pick up the strength of the signal.
Second, the computer displays the signal in grades;
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Green bone” Normal or Grade 0

Grades “I and II” both green and yellow, Low Grade lesions

Large amounts of red with other colors. The one on the left is a Grade III and the left is Grade IV

The CAVITAT™ is a unique patented computerized 3-D color imaging device capable of detecting and measuring low bone density areas of the maxillofacial (jawbone) bones.
As stated in the CAVITAT™ Medical Technologies, Inc. brochure, low density lesions can and do produce debilitating toxins and are often located in old extraction sites and under or near roots or root canal teeth, avital teeth and wisdom teeth. Sometimes the lesions spread extensively from these locations throughout the jawbone and may penetrate the sinuses or totally encompass the mandibular nerve unobservable in other imaging systems until 50% or more of the cortical bone is destroyed.
The term “osteonecrosis” has been used not only to describe those lesions appearing as empty holes, but also other types of lesions in the jawbone. These lesions have been found through tissue analysis to be ischemic (lacking in blood flow), necrotic (dead), osteo-myelitic (bone infected), gangrenous and very toxic.
In my dissertation paper for my Doctor of Integrative Medicine at Capital University of Washington, DC, “Accurate Detection of Jawbone Lesions and Osteolytic Abnormalities sing CAVITAT™ Ultrasonogram Imaging System: A Clinical Study Utilizing Photoaffinity Labeling and Histological Assessments”. My results were utilized in achieving FDA Clearance of the CAVITAT™ for clinical use.

Call us today and schedule a Phone Consultation at 480-833-2232

CAVITAT™

The CAVITAT™ is an Ultrasonic sound transducer and receiver that detects and measures bone marrow defects. Capable of identifying such defects with little to no evidence of change in routine periapical x-rays and 2D panoramic dental radiographs low level bone density. The CAVITAT™ is always used with a 2D or Cone Beam Computed Tomography because the radiograph shows if a tooth, cysts or bone is present the CAVITAT™. Many practitioners do not understand what the grades mean nor how to interrupt them.

First, the Transducer emits a specific sound wave through the jawbone and the inducer has 64 receptors that pick up the strength of the signal.
Second, the computer displays the signal in grades:
Grade “0” All green, the signal is strong, healthy;
Green bone” Normal or Grade 0

Green bone” Normal or Grade 0

Grades “I and II” both green and yellow, Low Grade lesions

Large amounts of red with other colors. The one on the left is a Grade III and the left is Grade IV

The CAVITAT™ is a unique patented computerized 3-D color imaging device capable of detecting and measuring low bone density areas of the maxillofacial (jawbone) bones.
As stated in the CAVITAT™ Medical Technologies, Inc. brochure, low density lesions can and do produce debilitating toxins and are often located in old extraction sites and under or near roots or root canal teeth, avital teeth and wisdom teeth. Sometimes the lesions spread extensively from these locations throughout the jawbone and may penetrate the sinuses or totally encompass the mandibular nerve unobservable in other imaging systems until 50% or more of the cortical bone is destroyed.
The term “osteonecrosis” has been used not only to describe those lesions appearing as empty holes, but also other types of lesions in the jawbone. These lesions have been found through tissue analysis to be ischemic (lacking in blood flow), necrotic (dead), osteo-myelitic (bone infected), gangrenous and very toxic.
In my dissertation paper for my Doctor of Integrative Medicine at Capital University of Washington, DC, “Accurate Detection of Jawbone Lesions and Osteolytic Abnormalities sing CAVITAT™ Ultrasonogram Imaging System: A Clinical Study Utilizing Photoaffinity Labeling and Histological Assessments”. My results were utilized in achieving FDA Clearance of the CAVITAT™ for clinical use.

Call us today and schedule a Phone Consultation at 480-833-2232