Dental imaging in Endodontic—2D to 3D: a historic, current, and future view of projection radiography
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Xiangya Huang
- Dr. Huang received her PhD from Sun Yat-Sen University in 2010.
- Visiting Scholar in University of British Columbia in Canada in 2015. Currently serves as Associate Professor in Sun Yat-Sen University.
- Member of the youth committee of the Society of Cariology & Endodontics, Chinese Stomatological Association.
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Abstract:
Projection radiography, developed over 100 years ago, has helped transform Dentistry into a sophisticated evidence-based healthcare profession. It has been an international collaboration of research that created the technology we now use. The topic discussed the history behind the technology and provides examples of its current endodontic applications. The dangers of ionizing radiation have pushed the science of imaging into new frontiers. Currently, CBCT is widely used in different areas in Endodontic fields including detect root and canal anatomy, resorption defects, preoperative and postsurgical applications and so on. Future applications will go beyond the imagination of the inventors.
Learning objectives:
- To understand the advantages and disadvantages between 2D and 3D dental imaging.
- To know the clinical applications of CBCT and the other new technologies in Endodontic