[PDF] Top 20 Morphological evaluation of the mandibular lingula using cone-beam computed tomography

... of cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) has led to various studies of anatomical stru- ctures and possible anatomical differences ...and evaluation [3, ...evaluate mandibular ... See full document

... direction, the ML was found at the junction of the upper one third and lower two thirds of the line joining the lower border of the ramus and the sig- moid notch. The mean distance of ML to the occlu- sal plane was 5.9 ... See full document

... the mandibular canal distal to the third molar and coursed superiorly to open into the retromolar ...the mandibular canal was not evident on the CBCT ...the mandibular foramen in the ramus, coursed ... See full document

... done using panoramic ...of mandibular third molar to the superior border of IAC was done using digital caliper ...erupted mandibular third molar to the inferior alveolar canal and was ... See full document

... The mandibular canal (MC) originates in the mandibular foramen and runs bila- terally through the mandibular ramus and body, ending in the mental ...and cone beam computed ... See full document

... Materials and methods: In this study, CBCT data of the 619 individuals aged be- tween 17 and 86 years were examined retrospectively with respect to dimensions and anatomic variations of the NPC and BBTs. The correlation ... See full document

... obtained using an operating microscope and CBCT to ex vivo ...initial evaluation of maxillary first molar internal morphology, but that the use of operating micro- scopes was ...of mandibular ... See full document

... of cone beam computed tomography and helical computed tomography for the detection of osseous abnormalities of the mandibular condyle with total of 21 autopsy specimens ... See full document

... The main objective of the root canal therapy is thorough debridement of the root canal space followed by complete obturation for creating the three-dimensional seal [1]. According to Nair [2], one of the main reasons ... See full document

... Tracing an unusual pain in the soft palate and pharyngeal region has been a diagnostic dilemma since years. Symptoms in this area forms a complex, which can include hearing disorders, TMD’s., uncontrolled movements of ... See full document

... In this study some of the measured distances were found different, especially between MF and occlusal plane (fo) compared to other studies. The reason of these differences may be related to our method that used marked ... See full document

... the mandibular condyle region and those having cross-sectional images with poor quality were excluded from the ...Germany) tomography device was used to obtain the ... See full document

... studies using CBCT, poorer visualization of the superior wall com- pared with the inferior wall has been reported by some studies using conventional radiographs or medical CT images ...the mandibular ... See full document

... created using a round diamond Endo-Access bur and an Endo-Z bur (Maillefer, Ballaigues, ...located. Using an ultrasonic tip with a non-cutting tip (Start-X number 1, Dentsply Maillefer) and considering the ... See full document

... creased, meanwhile AHI decreased at T1 suggesting functional improvement in the breathing pattern be- cause of the enhancement of the oxygen saturation and reduction of the apnea/hypopnea events. Similar results were ... See full document

... dimensional (2D) images. Due to their limitations this canal is hardly recognised. Moreover, many practition- ers identify this structure as a periapical radiolucency or pathologic lesion [3, 17]. The widespread use of ... See full document

... As for the possible limitations of CBCT, besides the radiation exposure, this technique does not allow a reli- able evaluation of the forehead region, limiting its appli- cation for patients with isolated frontal ... See full document

... researches using cadavers may not be generalized to patient populations due to differences in age or disease ...MC using CBCT has certain advantages, such as accurate measurements compared with panoramic ... See full document

... years, Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) has been suggested for radiographic assessment of the maxillofacial area (Varghese et ...TMJs using CBCT and correlate these with age, ... See full document

... CBCT offers significant advantages over X-rays [11]. While X-rays are limited by only being able to form two-dimensional images, computed tomography allows anatomical structures such as teeth and their ... See full document