Evaluation of The Relationship Between Radiation Doses And Image Quality of CBCT Images Obtained In Different Voxels For Implant Planning

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The study aims to assess how different imaging modes and voxel sizes influence measurement accuracy and radiation exposure in CBCT scans for dental implants.
Conducted scans on four dry skull specimens with reference markers.
Emulated soft-tissue thickness with three layers of wax.
Performed CBCT scans in low-dose, regular-dose, and best-quality modes.
Recorded measurements with a digital caliper and compared with measurements on CBCT images at various voxel sizes.
Calculated organ radiation doses using PCXMC 2.0 software based on dose-area product.
Demonstrated high agreement between caliper measurements and all CBCT protocols.
Measured radiation doses showed variation based on imaging modes and voxel sizes.

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Evaluation investigates how voxel sizes and imaging modes affect measurement accuracy and radiation doses during dental implant planning.

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