“…Different medical disciplines, such as neurology, oncology, or cardiology, have successfully translated advanced image analysis methods to better understand the pathological processes and clinical courses of diseases. In dentistry, the 3D image acquisition technology is already highly developed, for example, IOS (Rojo et al, 2018; Steinmeier et al, 2020; Daly et al, 2021; Parvini et al, 2021), cone‐beam computed tomography (CBCT) (Walter et al, 2009; Palkovics et al, 2020; Walter et al, 2020), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (Juerchott et al, 2020; Probst et al, 2021). As the present evaluation and visualization of the digital 3D images mainly digitize the existing conventional methods (Kuralt et al, 2021a), it seems that the potential of 3D images is not fully exploited.…”