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Application of radiovisiography (digital radiology) in dental clinical practice
Dragan V Ilić1, Ljiljana S Stojanović
1Stomatoloski fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, Klinika za bolesti zuba, Beograd, Srbija. dr.ilicb@gmail.com
Introduction:
Radiovisiography (RVG) as the latest imaging technique in dentistry with the minimal radiation exposure of the patient and numerous possibilities to process the images has many advantages over classic radiography.
Case Report:
We presented an interesting clinical endodontic case of primary posted diagnosis of traumatic periodontitis of upper right canine upon orthodontics treatment. As the patient previously had been exposed to alleged high dose of radiation the patient agreed to minimal exposition using digital RVG. The options of the tool bar of RVG Trophy device enabled the solving of ethiologic factor of presented periodontitis. The enigma of the symptoms on the 'overfilled' root canal was solved zooming and 3-D analysis avoiding periapical surgery owing to the patience of the patient and the dentist in a couple of days.
Conclusion:
By applying RVG technique the time for diagnostic procedure is much shorter in comparison with traditional dental radiography enabling archiving and follow-up the presented case in the course of time.
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