Add to ORKGThe aim of this study is the early detection and monitoring of occlusal overload in bruxing patients. En-Face Optical coherence tomography (eF-OCT) and fluorescence microscopy (FM) were used for the imaging of several anterior teeth extracted from patients with light active bruxism. We found a characteristic pattern of enamel cracks, that reached the tooth surface. We concluded that the combination of the en-Face OCT and FM is a promising non-invasive alternative technique for reliable monitoring of occlusal overload
Objective: Optical coherence tomography [OCT) is a new imaging technique that uses light to image de...
Objective: Presently oral examination of a patient is carried out by three methods –clinical or visu...
Molar incisor hypomineralization (MIH) affects the permanent incisors and molars, whose undermineral...
The aim of this study is the early detection and monitoring of occlusal overload in bruxing patients...
Excessive dental wear (pathological attrition and/or abfractions) is a frequent complication in brux...
Aim and objectives. Excessive dental wear (pathological attrition and abfractions) is a frequent com...
Early diagnosis of occlusal overload is an important issue in dental medicine. The high occlusal for...
Occlusal disorders are characterized by multiple dental and periodontal signs. Some of these are rev...
Nowadays, optical tomographic techniques are of particular importance in the medical imaging field, ...
Aim and objectives. Abfraction is the pathological loss of cervical hard tooth substance caused by b...
Optical tomographic techniques are of particular importance in the medical imaging field, because th...
Background and Objective Clinicians have difficulty assessing and monitoring early occlusal caries. ...
While dental caries represents the major chronic disease of humans, visual and tactile inspection ar...
Inflammation of the gums and tooth decay are conditions that, if detected early enough, can be corre...
Abstract Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a nonin-vasive technique providing cross-sectional im...
Objective: Optical coherence tomography [OCT) is a new imaging technique that uses light to image de...
Objective: Presently oral examination of a patient is carried out by three methods –clinical or visu...
Molar incisor hypomineralization (MIH) affects the permanent incisors and molars, whose undermineral...
The aim of this study is the early detection and monitoring of occlusal overload in bruxing patients...
Excessive dental wear (pathological attrition and/or abfractions) is a frequent complication in brux...
Aim and objectives. Excessive dental wear (pathological attrition and abfractions) is a frequent com...
Early diagnosis of occlusal overload is an important issue in dental medicine. The high occlusal for...
Occlusal disorders are characterized by multiple dental and periodontal signs. Some of these are rev...
Nowadays, optical tomographic techniques are of particular importance in the medical imaging field, ...
Aim and objectives. Abfraction is the pathological loss of cervical hard tooth substance caused by b...
Optical tomographic techniques are of particular importance in the medical imaging field, because th...
Background and Objective Clinicians have difficulty assessing and monitoring early occlusal caries. ...
While dental caries represents the major chronic disease of humans, visual and tactile inspection ar...
Inflammation of the gums and tooth decay are conditions that, if detected early enough, can be corre...
Abstract Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a nonin-vasive technique providing cross-sectional im...
Objective: Optical coherence tomography [OCT) is a new imaging technique that uses light to image de...
Objective: Presently oral examination of a patient is carried out by three methods –clinical or visu...
Molar incisor hypomineralization (MIH) affects the permanent incisors and molars, whose undermineral...