Flexible and miniaturized devices inspired by the advances in electronic materials,
fabrication technologies, and wireless communication have emerged as the next‐generation …

Background Ultrasound is a non-invasive, cross-sectional imaging technique emerging in
dentistry. It is an adjunct tool for diagnosing pathologies in the oral cavity that overcomes …

Background The crestal bone level and soft tissue dimension are essential for periodontal
diagnosis and phenotype determination; yet, existing measurement methods have …

Radiographic examination has been an essential part of the diagnostic workflow in
periodontology and implant dentistry. However, radiographic examination unavoidably …

Innovative intraoral ultrasound devices with smart artificial intelligence-based identification
for dento-anatomy could provide crucial information for oral health diagnosis and treatment …

Background Screening ultrasonography was proposed for monitoring periodontal soft
tissues in the early 1960s, owing to its nonionizing, real‐time, and cost‐effective properties …

Objectives: Ultrasonography has shown its promising diagnostic value in dental implant
imaging research in the three treatment phases, namely, planning, intraoperative, and …

The use of intraoral ultrasound imaging has received great attention recently due to the
benefits of being a portable and low-cost imaging solution for initial and continuing care that …

Accurately identifying periodontal landmarks via acoustic imaging is increasingly important.
Here, we evaluated the accuracy of cementoenamel junction (CEJ) identification using …

Objectives This article reviews recent advances in computer-aided segmentation methods
for oral and maxillofacial surgery and describes the advantages and limitations of these …