3D IMAGES FOR AUTOMATED DIGITAL ODONTOMETRY [PDF]
Improvements of existing and development of new non-contact measurement techniques, especially for surfaces of complex spatial shape, allow involvement of various disciplines into advanced technological reality.
V A Knyaz, Knyaz V A, A V Gaboutchian
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New Approach to Dental Morphometric Research Based on 3D Imaging Techniques [PDF]
Recent progress in imaging and image processing techniques has provided for improvements in odontological research in a variety of aspects. Thus, the presented method has been developed precisely in order to assess metrically 3D reconstructions of teeth.
Dmitry Korost +2 more
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AUTOMATED DIGITAL ODONTOMETRY: MEASUREMENT DATA ANALYSES IN CASES OF COMPLICATED DENTAL MORPHOLOGY [PDF]
3D imaging techniques, which started to be exact in regard to the current study with photogrammetry, have brought to development of measurement method – automated digital odontometry (aDo) – with wider opportunities in terms of understanding ...
Vladimir Knyaz +2 more
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Evaluation and comparison of linear and diagonal odontometry of first molars as a tool for gender discrimination; assessed in a population from Maharashtra [PDF]
Background: Linear odontometry is customarily used in gender determination which can pose difficulties in cases of tooth decay, attrition since they mainly involve the proximal surfaces. Objectives: The present cross-sectional ...
Murgod VV, Vinodkumar MP, Vaswani VR.
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Comparative evaluation of first molar odontometry and mandibular measurements technique for gender determination [PDF]
Forensic odontology leverages durable teeth and mandibular structures to estimate sex in mass disasters and criminal investigations, yet optimal measurement approaches remain underexplored. Therefore, it is of interest to compare linear (mesiodistal, buccolingual) and diagonal (mesiobuccal-dentilingual, distobuccal-mesiolingual) odontometric dimensions
Sanjeet Singh
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Body Height Estimation According to Deciduous Dental Crown Height in a Peruvian Sample of Preschool Children. [PDF]
Introduction. Odontometry and body height are distinctive biological traits, making their relationship relevant in the identification of individuals. The objective of this study was to estimate body height according to the height of the crown of deciduous teeth in Peruvian preschool children. Materials and Methods.
Pimentel-Chalco AY +2 more
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Variability and Patterning in Permanent Tooth Dimensions among Four Ethnic Groups from the North-eastern States of India. [PDF]
Background and Objectives. Tooth dimensions provide a wealth of information about human evolution and have forensic and clinical dentistry applications. The present study aimed to assess the mesiodistal (MD), buccolingual (BL), and cervico‐incisal (C‐I) dimensions of permanent teeth up to the second molars in four ethnic groups of North‐eastern India ...
Majumder P +7 more
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Comparative analysis of root canal length determination using cone-beam computerized tomography and apex locator [PDF]
Introduction Determining the length of the root canal is one of the key factors that can affect the outcome of endodontic therapy. Incorrectly determined working length results in underfilled or overfilled canal.
Đeri Aleksandra +5 more
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Facio-odontometric analysis in mass disaster victim identification - A novel approach
Introduction: Forensic dentistry is an evolving field in legal medicine. In mass disasters, the co-mingled body parts can be misplaced; however, the intervention by dental experts can efficiently sort out the dispute. Understanding the fact that, rule of
Rajkumari Sriraman, Monica Dev
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AUTOMATED DIGITAL ODONTOMETRIC STUDY OF MANUAL AND COMPUTER-AIDED METHODS OF TOOTH CROWN MODELLING IN DENTISTRY [PDF]
One of the most widely used methods of prosthetic treatment in dentistry is restoration of damaged teeth by artificially fabricated crowns, which, regardless of technological variations, always pass through modelling stage.
A. V. Gaboutchian +3 more
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