Three-dimensional image of the human tooth based on optical coherence tomography

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A method of acquiring clear three-dimensional image of human tooth in vitro, which is based on optical coherence tomography, is described. The background noise of the cross-section image is eliminated by image preprocessing algorithms, then the three-dimensional image is reconstructed by ray-casting algorithm and gives the whole view of dental crown which contains dentin and enamel. A plane can be used to cut the tooth interactively to observe the inner tissue. This image is convenient for doctors to locate lesions and has a great potential for the clinical diagnosis of early dental caries.

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Liang, Y., Yao, X. S., Lan, S., Yao, H., Liu, T., Wan, M., … Wang, G. (2009). Three-dimensional image of the human tooth based on optical coherence tomography. Progress In Electromagnetics Research C, 8, 13–25. https://doi.org/10.2528/PIERC09032502

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