What Is Multimodal Data Fusion? A Data Registration Path for CBCT, Intraoral Scanning and Facial Scanning
Multimodal data fusion is the technical process of registering 3D data from different modalities — CBCT (cone-beam computed tomography, which provides bony structure)...
What Is Intraoperative 3D Scanning? Real-Time Quantitative Quality Control in Rhinoplasty
Intraoperative 3D scanning means rapidly capturing the 3D form of the surgical area during an operation (rather than before or after it), so that the surgeon has quantitative...
Why Is Enamel Reflection a Challenge for Perioral 3D Imaging? A Polarization Imaging Solution
Enamel reflection is a recognized challenge in perioral 3D imaging.
What Is AI Cephalometric Analysis? From Manual Tracing to Automated Landmark Detection
Cephalometric analysis is the classic method for quantifying dentofacial morphology: it marks a series of anatomical landmarks on cephalometric images or 3D models and measures...
How Should Facial Surgery Outcomes Be Assessed Quantitatively? From Visual Comparison to Objective 3D Metrics
Postoperative quantitative assessment means measuring facial shape change before and after surgery or treatment on the basis of 3D scan data and comparing it numerically.
What a Government Procurement Notice Signals About Domestic 3D Facial Scanners Entering Leading Public Hospitals
According to the “Award Result Announcement for the Peking University School and Hospital of Stomatology Diagnosis and Treatment Capability Improvement Project (Second Batch)”...