3D Intelligent Scissors for Dental Mesh Segmentation

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Teeth segmentation is a crucial technologic component of the digital dentistry system. The limitations of the live-wire segmentation include two aspects: (1) computing the wire as the segmentation boundary is time-consuming and (2) a great deal of interactions for dental mesh is inevitable. For overcoming these disadvantages, 3D intelligent scissors for dental mesh segmentation based on live-wire is presented. Two tensor-based anisotropic metrics for making wire lie at valleys and ridges are defined, and a timesaving anisotropic Dijkstra is adopted. Besides, to improve with the smoothness of the path tracking back by the traditional Dijkstra, a 3D midpoint smoothing algorithm is proposed. Experiments show that the method is effective for dental mesh segmentation and the proposed tool outperforms in time complexity and interactivity.

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Yang, S., Wang, R., Zhao, W., & Ke, Y. (2020). 3D Intelligent Scissors for Dental Mesh Segmentation. Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, 2020. https://doi.org/10.1155/2020/1394231

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