IN DENTISTRY

An X-Ray machine is used to capture the formation of bones and tissues by sending X-Ray particles through the body. Dental X-Rays help dentists envision infections of the teeth and adjacent tissue that cannot be seen with a simple oral test. In addition, X-Rays help the dentist discovery and treat dental complications early in their growth. But not all diseases can be detected by a 2-D X-Ray. This system is proposed to get a 3-D X-Ray image of the infected area and give the dentist more precise expression based on patient anatomy. This technology is unique for a widespread variety of specialties, with a broad range of imaging views for analysis, preparation, case presentation, and cure for the dentist whose practice includes oral surgery, general dentistry, implants, orthodontics and other specialties. We focus on new system which can convert 2-D Dental X-Ray to 3-D Dental X-Ray using the proposed architecture and some needful hardware