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Close range photogrammetry--a clinical dental research tool.

¹Department of Conservative Dentistry, The Dental School, Dundee, UK.

Journal of Dentistry

|August 1, 1992

Summary

Photogrammetry, a technique using photographic images to gather data, is explored for its principles and diverse uses in clinical dental research. This review highlights its potential in advancing dental diagnostics and treatment planning.

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Area of Science:

* Dental Technology and Imaging
* Biomedical Engineering
* Clinical Research Methodology

Background:

* Photogrammetry is defined as the science and technology of acquiring reliable information about physical objects from photographic images.
* Its principles involve recording and interpreting images to derive measurements and 3D models.
* The application of photogrammetry in clinical dental research is an evolving field.

Purpose of the Study:

* To outline the fundamental principles of photogrammetry.
* To summarize the diverse methodologies employed in photogrammetric data acquisition.
* To review the current and potential applications of photogrammetry within clinical dental research.

Main Methods:

* Literature review of photogrammetry principles and techniques.
* Synthesis of methodologies for image capture and data processing in a dental context.
* Categorization and analysis of reported applications in dental research.

Main Results:

* Photogrammetry offers precise, non-contact measurement capabilities for dental structures.
* Various techniques, including stereo-photogrammetry and structure from motion, are applicable.
* Applications span from orthodontic analysis to implantology and prosthodontics.

Conclusions:

* Photogrammetry presents a valuable, versatile tool for clinical dental research.
* Its integration can enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment outcomes.
* Further research is warranted to fully explore its potential in dentistry.

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