Diagnostic Imaging Techniques in Oral Diseases

Satpathy, Anurag; Ranjan, Rajeev; Priyadarsini, Subhashree; Gupta, Somesh; Mathur, Piyush; Mishra, Monalisa

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-9121-7_3

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“…Through 3D CT digital data 3D simulations are assessed to plan accurately and to follow up their clinical [13] decisions. 2D digital camera with the software of photo editing is currently accepted technique for bite marks image [14] acquisition.…”

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Bite Marks- A Novelty in Analysis

Nisa

Karthika

2022

PIJR

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In Forensic dentistry,dental knowledge is used for the civil and criminal laws,which are imposed by police agencies for the criminal justice system. Forensic dentistry is a field of forensic science that deals with the justice assistance in the cases of person identification.Since 49 AD Identification techniques applications was registered throughout our history. Bite marks serves as a main source in crimes such as child abuse,sexual abuse and murders,where the criminal uses the teeth as weapon,thereby teeth marking will be present neither on victim's skin nor on the objects present at the crime scene. Bite marks investigation are an intricate technique that carries subjectivity, various isolating opinions and generating arguments. This article consists of a narrative literature review and discusses various ways in the identification of bite marks performed with highlighting its recent advanced methods, their importance and also pointing out the role of the dentist.

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Bite Marks- A Novelty in Analysis

Nisa

Karthika

2022

PIJR

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“…Closer evaluation of dental radiographs helps to establish an appropriate treatment strategy for implant patients [18]. Several reviews and remarks have been given since the past few decades that described the significance of imaging techniques in dental disciplines [19][20]. Dental imaging plays a major-role in implant procedures to determine comprehensive information about the patient's maxillo-facial area to understand whether the surgical procedure is suitable for the patient.…”

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A Survey on Dental Imaging for Building Classifier to Benefit the Dental Implant Practitioners

Shashikala¹,

Thangadurai²

2021

IJACSA

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Endo-osseous implants are considered an ideal dental fixture. It is becoming the preferred choice of the edentulous patient to rehabilitate toothlessness because of their aesthetic and functional outcome. Despite the successful surgery and implant placement, complications occur, which may be related to several factors, like operative assessment, treatment planning, patient-related factors, surgical procedures, and surgeons' experience. Comprehensive radiological assessment plays a vital role in clinical analysis for better treatment planning, avoiding complications, and increasing the Implant's success rate. However, despite the variety of dental imaging, choosing the right imaging technology has become difficult for clinical experts. The investigative survey conducted in this paper aims to determine the correlation between different imaging modalities, their essential role in implant therapy. This review extensively discussed which types of computational operations applied to image modalities in the existing literature address various noises and other relevant issues. These study findings reveal significant issues with various dental imaging modalities and provide an understanding to bridge all existing research gaps towards building cost-effective classification and predictive models for accurate dental treatment planning and higher implant success rates.

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“…These two layers meet at the neck of the tooth. Clinically, the tooth crown is visible to the human eye, namely the part of the tooth above the gum attachment area (Satpathy et al, 2019). In contrast, tooth roots are invisible to the human eye.…”

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Dental X-Ray Radiation Exposure in Radioprotection Cases and Dental Images Repeatability Factors

Amir,

Yunus,

Kurniasari

et al. 2024

EDUPROXIMA

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This research was carried out using a literature review method to determine radioprotection cases and repeatability factors of dental images on dental X-rays. Determination of the repeatability factor for dental photographs using data over three months obtained at Rajawali Citra Hospital, RSUD Dr. Tjitrowardojo Purworejo, and RSUD Muntilan Magelang. Case A, case B, and case C produce high percentage values. This is because dental practitioners consider the provision of protection in reducing the scattered dose of dental X-rays for patients to be often overlooked. Determination of X-ray radiation exposure given by a radiographer does not have significant differences for each patient, such as thin, standard, and obese. Meanwhile, the data on the percentage value of repetition of dental images exceeds the Minimum Hospital Service Standard indicator limit by the Decree of the Minister of Health Number 129 of 2008 concerning the incidence of X-ray service failure, which has a photo failure standard of ≤ 2%. The highest position factor was obtained at Hospital-2 at 75%, and the lowest was obtained at Hospital-1 at 50%. Meanwhile, the highest exposure factor was obtained at Hospital-1 at 39% and the weakest at Hospital-2 at 25%. Position errors made by the radiographer cause position factors, and exposure errors are caused by exposure factors that are too high or low.

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Diagnostic Imaging Techniques in Oral Diseases

Cited by 5 publications

References 121 publications

Bite Marks- A Novelty in Analysis

Bite Marks- A Novelty in Analysis

A Survey on Dental Imaging for Building Classifier to Benefit the Dental Implant Practitioners

Dental X-Ray Radiation Exposure in Radioprotection Cases and Dental Images Repeatability Factors

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