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Digital Radiography and Three-dimensional Imaging (Vol. 43, 2006)
Ed. James A. McNamara and Sunil D. Kapila
Most orthodontic practitioners are facing or will face the challenge of “going digital,” with choices between film and pixels, indirect or direct radiography, and 3D imaging with cone beam technology. This volume considers those questions of prime interest to clinician at a number of levels. Digital or not—on what basis do I make the decision? Is radiation exposure really less with digital? Are digital images as useful as film images in diagnosis and treatment planning or in seeing what happened when treatment does not go as expected? Can I integrate digital images into my existing imaging programs? How much will it cost? What types of hassles will I encounter if and when I make the switch to digital? Does 3D imaging offer advantages over 2D imaging in all or only specific cases? What is the potential for integration and acceptance of 3D imaging in clinical practice? Authors include David Hatcher, Robert Scholz, Chester Wang, Sharon Brooks, James Mah, Joseph Caruso, Jacques Treil, Tiziano Baccetti, Lorenzo Franchi, William Harrell, Chung How Kau, Ronald Snyder, Budi Kusnoto, and Martin Palomo.
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