Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology in Three Dimensions

Overview

Journal Dent Clin North Am

Specialty Dentistry

Date 2008 Sep 23

PMID 18805232

Citations 7

Authors

Steven A Guttenberg

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Abstract

It is clear that the dental profession has entered a new age of radiographic diagnostic imaging. A number of examples have shown that being able to visualize oral and maxillofacial pathologic entities in three dimensions assists in diagnosing and planning the appropriate treatment. The technology is an improvement for our profession and for the patients it serves.

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