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Objectives: To investigate the anatomical variations of the mandibular canal through
assessment in situ, panoramic radiography, CT or CBCT and assess their frequency …

Accurate mandibular canal (MC) detection is crucial to avoid nerve injury during surgical
procedures. Moreover, the anatomic complexity of the interforaminal region requires a …

The neurovascular bundle may be vulnerable during surgical procedures involving the
mandible, especially when anatomical variations are present. Increased demand of implant …

Objectives: To analyze the dimensions and anatomic characteristics of the nasopalatine
canal and the corresponding buccal bone plate of the alveolar process, using limited cone …

AIM: The study aim was to compare the geometric accuracy of three-dimensional (3D)
surface model reconstructions between five cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) …

Aim: To determine the human anatomic variability of the nasopalatine canal and determine
its characteristics using an anatomical, histological and computed tomography (CT) scan …

Intra‐oral and panoramic radiographs are most frequently used in oral health care. Yet, the
inherent nature of jaws and teeth renders three‐dimensional diagnosis essential, especially …

OBJECTIVE: The most common diagnostic imaging modalities for cross-sectional imaging in
dental implant planning are currently cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) and …

In this retrospective study with limited cone-beam computed tomography (limited CBCT), we
investigated the anatomic characteristics of the accessory mental foramina and accessory …