“You’ll see this sort of little U-shaped area of bone… that gives you a good idea that’s from a fracture… it can tell you how deep the fracture is”

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What was described

Identify crown-root fractures on CBCT by looking for a narrow U-shaped infrabony defect (a small infrabony bone loss) in the axial view

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