For the maxillofacial region, there are various indications that cannot be interpreted from 2D
images and will benefit from multiplanar viewing. Dental cone beam CT (CBCT) utilises a …

Dental radiology uses X-ray technology to diagnose and design treatment of various clinical
problems related to the oral cavity and surrounding tissues. As technology quickly evolves …

Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) was first used in dental and maxillofacial
radiology (DMFR) at the end of the 1990s. Since then, it has been successfully established …

Background: Exposure to moderate-to-high doses of ionizing radiation is the only
established environmental risk factor for thyroid cancer and brain and central nervous …

The potential of high resolution, three-dimensional (3D) images which overcome limitations
such as superimposition and anatomical noise of two-dimensional (2D) conventional …

Purpose To evaluate the effectiveness of all radioprotective measures in underage patients
who undergo a dental radiodiagnostic examination. Methods A systematic review was …

Objective: To investigate the effect of two different large field of view (FOV) positions in the
vertical dimension and shielding (thyroid collar and eyeglasses) on the effective dose and …

Background An increasing number of CBCT units and a wide variability of radiation doses
have been reported in dentistry lately. Aim To estimate the effective, cumulative, and organ …

Background This review analyses the diagnostic performance of cone-beam computed
tomography (CBCT) for the in vivo/in vitro detection of external root resorption (ERR) and …

Dental cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) received regulatory approval in Japan in
2000 and has been widely used since being approved for coverage by the National Health …