Improving image quality of CBCT in the presence of metallic objects outside the field of
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Why it matters for dental
CBCT users who image patients with metallic restorations or appliances can improve scan quality by changing exposure parameters and selecting appropriate materials, directly affecting diagnostic accuracy and retake rates in private practices and specialty offices.
Key points
- The experimental study tested CBCT image quality when metallic objects were present outside the field of view.
- Findings show that both material composition of the metallic object and specific exposure parameter adjustments influence artifact severity.
- Improved image quality supports more reliable interpretation of CBCT scans used in implant planning, endodontics, and orthodontics.
- Practice owners and specialists using CBCT units may reduce repeat exposures and radiation dose by applying the tested parameter modifications.
Who should care
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