D3 bone density is categorized within which range of Hounsfield units?

D3 bone density is associated with a specific range of Hounsfield units that reflects the quality and density of the bone. This classification is important in dentistry, particularly in implantology, as it helps clinicians assess the suitability of bone for dental implants.

The range of 350-850 Hounsfield units is typically used to define D3 bone density, indicating a level of bone that is less dense and potentially more suitable for certain types of implants or procedures. This density generally suggests that while sufficient for some interventions, the bone may still require appropriate treatment or techniques for successful integration of implants.

Understanding the categorization of bone densities with Hounsfield units allows practitioners to anticipate the challenges they may face during procedures and make informed decisions regarding patient care and treatment planning. Other ranges mentioned in the options do not correspond to D3 bone density, which is why they are not appropriate in this context.