Beneath the Surface: How Digital Imaging Is Re-Engineering Precision Dentistry
PNN New Delhi India October 2 For decades oral diagnostics relied heavily on two-dimensional film projection a method that essentially compressed complex three-dimensional human anatomy into a flat shadow In modern clinical practice treating an impacted tooth or a curved root canal using only 2D radiographs is akin to navigating a complex highway exchange with a two-dimensional map critical spatial depth is entirely lost
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