Titlebook: Craniofacial 3D Imaging; Current Concepts in Onur Kadioglu,G. Fräns Currier Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 CBCT.Cone beam c

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Current Applicationslogy, most of the dental professionals depended on the conventional two-dimensional (2-D) radiographic imaging for treatment planning and evaluation. Previously, the multi-detector computed tomography or medical CT scanners were utilized for assessment of pathology and trauma cases in dentistry. CBC

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3D Imaging to Assess Growth and Treatment Effectspecialties for diagnostic and treatment planning purposes. Additionally, CBCT may be used to evaluate growth and treatment changes in individual patients over time when accurate and precise superimposition techniques are applied appropriately.

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Imaging and Analysis for the Orthodontic Patient has allowed for a more comprehensive evaluation before, during, and after orthodontic therapy. CBCT has been instrumental in localizing impacted teeth; evaluating asymmetry, airway, and temporomandibular joint anatomy; selecting sites for temporary skeletal anchorage; and assessing root length and

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Temporomandibular Joint Morphology and Orthognathic Surgerysions. In order to accurately measure any changes that may have occurred following orthognathic surgery, data regarding shape changes occurring in the temporomandibular joint is necessary. CBCT imaging can provide more complete three-dimensional information related to these changes than has been pos

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Anterior Limit of the Mandibular Dentition as Evaluated by Cone-Beam CTthe buccal and lingual cortical plates of the mandibular symphysis. In this chapter, we will define the anatomic characteristics of the mandibular symphysis area and review the relationships between mandibular incisors and their bony support. Since cephalometric radiographs overestimate the width of

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The Alveolar Bone and Its Limitsthe dental profession for evaluating the effects of orthodontic treatment on the alveolar bone. Both medical computed tomography (CT) and cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) have made such evaluations possible under circumstances where direct observation was not practical or feasible..CBCTs provide