Image analysis for dental bone quality assessment using CBCT imaging

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Cone beam computerized tomography (CBCT) is one of X-ray imaging modalities that are applied in dentistry. Its modality can visualize the oral region in 3D and in a high resolution. CBCT jaw image has potential information for the assessment of bone quality that often used for pre-operative implant planning. We propose comparison method based on normalized histogram (NH) on the region of inter-dental septum and premolar teeth. Furthermore, the NH characteristic from normal and abnormal bone condition are compared and analyzed. Four test parameters are proposed, i.e. the difference between teeth and bone average intensity (s), the ratio between bone and teeth average intensity (n) of NH, the difference between teeth and bone peak value (Δp) of NH, and the ratio between teeth and bone of NH range (r). The results showed that n, s, and Δp have potential to be the classification parameters of dental calcium density.

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Suprijanto, Epsilawati, L., Hajarini, M. S., Juliastuti, E., & Susanti, H. (2016). Image analysis for dental bone quality assessment using CBCT imaging. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 694). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/694/1/012065

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