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Automatic classification of teeth in bitewing dental images
We present an automated algorithm to classify teeth in bitewing dental images, using Bayesian classification, and assign an absolute number to each tooth based on common numbering system used in dentistry. Fourier descriptors of the contours of the molar and the premolar teeth in bitewing images are used in the Bayesian classification of these two ...
Mohammad H. Mahoor +1 more
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Dutch dentists' decisions to take bitewing radiographs
Abstract A postal questionnaire was sent to a 10% (n= 444) national random sample of Dutch dental practitioners. The response was 77% (n= 344). The practitioners prescribed bitewings on average for 57% of “new” 25‐yr‐old patients. Five significant (P < 0.05) variables explained 24% of the variation in bitewing prescribing for these “new” patients ...
Mileman, Philip +3 more
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Clinical Detection of Caries in the Primary Dentition With and Without Bitewing Radiography
Background: Inadequate detection of caries in the primary dentition due to non-use of bitewing radiography is commonly encountered in paediatric practice.
Wan Kim Seow, B Newman
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Bitewing-kuvausohjelman kehitystyö ekstraoraaliseen hammasröntgenlaitteeseen
Hammasklinikoilla käytettävät ekstraoraaliset hammasröntgenlaitteet, kuten KaVo OP 3D, mahdollistavat potilaan hampaiston monipuolisen kuvantamisen hammaslääkärin hoitopäätösten tukemiseksi. Näissä laitteissa eri tilanteisiin käytettävät kuvausohjelmat kuvaavat hampaistoa kukin eri tavalla.
Töysä, Antero
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Occlusal Caries Diagnosis in Molar Teeth From Bitewing and Panoramic Radiographs
INTRODUCTION: Previous studies have implied that the panoramic radiograph was inferior to the bitewing radiograph for caries diagnosis. However, these clinical studies lacked a method of validation.
D N Ricketts, R F Wilson
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The frequency of bitewing radiographs
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1986A model for use in analyzing the implications of different rates of caries incidence and progression for the timing of bitewing radiographs was developed. Estimates of progression rates and incidence patterns were derived from an analysis of serial bitewing radiographs.
M, Shwartz +3 more
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Errors on dental bitewing radiographs
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1983Abstract— The prevalence of common errors on posterior bitewing radiographs was assessed on 2409 pairs of films collected from different public dental clinics in the county of Buskerud, Norway. Only 4.6% fulfilled the criteria for correct bitewing radiographs. Incorrect position of the film was found in 42.7%. Exposures with wrong horizontal angulation
S, Nysether, B F, Hansen
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Caries, Bitewings, and Treatment Decisions
Australian Dental Journal, 2002Background: The most common adjunct to the visual and tactile clinical examination for dental caries is the bitewing radiograph. The aim of this study was to report on treatment planning decisions made by Victorian dentists when given a range of predetermined radiographic scenarios.
P L B, Tan, R W, Evans, M V, Morgan
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Bitewing and Digital Bitewing Radiography for Detection of Caries Lesions
Journal of Dental Research, 2004When radiography is applied in the clinic for caries detection, the recommended technique is bitewing projection (Gröndahl, 1994). This technique was introduced by Raper (1925) and has continued with only minor alterations. The aims of this report are to provide evidence for (1) optimal bitewing recording for individual examinations and clinical trials,
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral Radiology
We compared the effective dose (E) and thyroid equivalent dose of 2 extraoral bitewing (EOBW) units and compared E with their respective panoramic (PAN) modes and with intraoral bitewing radiography (IOBW).Child and adult anthropomorphic phantoms with dosimeters were used to evaluate Orthophos SL, Rayscan α+, and 1 intraoral unit using rectangular and ...
Anne K. Dorsey +4 more
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We compared the effective dose (E) and thyroid equivalent dose of 2 extraoral bitewing (EOBW) units and compared E with their respective panoramic (PAN) modes and with intraoral bitewing radiography (IOBW).Child and adult anthropomorphic phantoms with dosimeters were used to evaluate Orthophos SL, Rayscan α+, and 1 intraoral unit using rectangular and ...
Anne K. Dorsey +4 more
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