The introduction of digital subtraction radiography for the evaluation of standardised dental radiographs offered increased diagnostic accuracy in the detection of subtle density changes over interpretation of conventional radiographs. The digital imaging techniques for the analysis of dental radiographs were reviewed with emphasis on periodontal diagnosis. Recently, these methods, which have been extensively tested in vitro, were applied to clinical trials for the assessment of alveolar bone density changes due to progression of disease or healing following therapy.link_to_subscribed_fulltex
Introduction: External root resorption refers to the loss of cementum and/or dentin from the rootof ...
Objectives: To calibrate and validate a digital subtraction radiography system using scanned images ...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of digital subtraction radiography using a di...
Digital imaging has changed the scenario of medical and dental imaging as it has been able to addres...
Digital subtraction radiography is proposed as a potential diagnostic tool for implant research and ...
Radiographic examinations in connection with implant installation are important means to diagnose ch...
Background and aims. In periapical radiographic technique, the changes will be visible only after co...
Objective: To implement direct digital imaging (DDI) in subtraction radiography and compare the accu...
The advances in digital imaging technology in dentistry have provided an alternative to film-based r...
Since the discovery of x-rays in 1895, film has been the primary medium for capturing, displaying an...
This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Licen...
Radiographic modalities are used in addition to clinical methods to gain information about the patie...
Photodensitometry is known to provide high spatial resolution and continuous measurement of optical ...
Background and aims. Radiography is used to diagnose the demineralization process and carious lesion...
Dental radiography is mandatory for sufficient diagnosis and pre-treatment patient evaluation. Intra...
Introduction: External root resorption refers to the loss of cementum and/or dentin from the rootof ...
Objectives: To calibrate and validate a digital subtraction radiography system using scanned images ...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of digital subtraction radiography using a di...
Digital imaging has changed the scenario of medical and dental imaging as it has been able to addres...
Digital subtraction radiography is proposed as a potential diagnostic tool for implant research and ...
Radiographic examinations in connection with implant installation are important means to diagnose ch...
Background and aims. In periapical radiographic technique, the changes will be visible only after co...
Objective: To implement direct digital imaging (DDI) in subtraction radiography and compare the accu...
The advances in digital imaging technology in dentistry have provided an alternative to film-based r...
Since the discovery of x-rays in 1895, film has been the primary medium for capturing, displaying an...
This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Licen...
Radiographic modalities are used in addition to clinical methods to gain information about the patie...
Photodensitometry is known to provide high spatial resolution and continuous measurement of optical ...
Background and aims. Radiography is used to diagnose the demineralization process and carious lesion...
Dental radiography is mandatory for sufficient diagnosis and pre-treatment patient evaluation. Intra...
Introduction: External root resorption refers to the loss of cementum and/or dentin from the rootof ...
Objectives: To calibrate and validate a digital subtraction radiography system using scanned images ...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of digital subtraction radiography using a di...