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Advanced radiographic techniques for the detection of lesions in bone
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Magnetic ResonanceSurgeryOral DiagnosticsEndoscopic ImagingOrthopaedic SurgeryOsteoporosisDiagnostic ImagingDental RadiologyRadiographyOsteoarthritisAdvanced Radiographic TechniquesNuclear MedicineTraditional RadiologyRadiologyHealth SciencesImaging AnatomyMedical ImagingRadiologic ImagingBone DensityRadiographic ImagingRoot Canal TreatmentDental ImagingTemporal BoneBone ImagingPeriapical LesionsMedicineSkeletal Imaging
Radiographs in endodontics are of importance for the study and management of periapical lesions. With the development of advanced systems in traditional radiology, new and more accurate imaging techniques are constantly under investigation. Computerized tomography, magnetic resonance and real‐time echotomography have been introduced in recent years to the field of endodontics: they may have advantages over conventional techniques for the amount of detailed information they can provide on specific cases. This paper reviews these new imaging techniques with respect to their possible role in the diagnosis and management of periapical lesions.
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