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Should we use 3D imaging for “routine orthodontic cases”?

November 4, 2009

Analysis of:Should we use 3D imaging for “routine orthodontic cases”? | www.pcsortho.org

When 3D imaging became available for practitioners in Orthodontics, Oral Surgery and Dentistry, the question most often asked is: "Does 3D imaging really make any difference in my treatment planning and treatment of my patients?" The information gained with 3D imaging is obvious, but does it really make any difference, especially in 'routine cases'?

3D imaging is critical for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning in orthodontics

June 23, 2009

Analysis of:In search of anatomic truth: 3-dimensional digital modeling and the future of orthodontics | drharrell.com

Accurate information and orthodontic diagnosis is best done with 3D imaging (3D x-ray and 3D facial imaging). 3D Digital modeling allows for more accurate treatment simulation in orthodontics and orthognathic surgery. Image fusion (combining various 3D data sets) will lead to more consistant and cost effective treatments.

The ability for software systems to integrate and the interoperability across medical/dental imaging systems is key to cost efficiences.

June 23, 2009

Analysis of:ADA (American Dental Association) initiates development of orthodontic informatic standards | drharrell.com

ABSTRACT of article Standards are the key to interoperability across medical/dental imaging systems. The American Dental Association (ADA) has been accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) as a standards-developing organization. The ADA sponsors standards programs for all areas of dentistry, including dental materials and products and dental informatics. ANSI/ADA Specification No. 1000, Standard Clinical Data Architecture for the Structure and Content of an Electronic Health Record, is the first ANSI standard that defines the fundamental data structures used to make patient health records. The standard promotes the sharing of like data between dentists, physicians, and hospitals.

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