Imaging Phantom for Dental Implants

The bone segment containing the implants was cut from the hemimandibles using a handpiece. A cranium model (Anatokala, Tehran, Iran) with mandible and maxilla in occlusion was used as an imaging phantom. Bone blocks containing the implants were fixed to the imaging phantom with glue. Soft tissue was replicated by 10 mm of base plate wax (Polywax, Izmir, Turkey) (Fig. 2).
Fig. 2

– Illustration depicting preparation of the imaging phantom using cut sheep mandible bone blocks containing implants

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Soltani P., Devlin H., Etemadi Sh M., Rengo C., Spagnuolo G, & Baghaei K. (2024). Do metal artifact reduction algorithms influence the detection of implant-related injuries to the inferior alveolar canal in CBCT images?. BMC Oral Health, 24, 268.

Publication 2024

Corresponding Organization : Isfahan University of Medical Sciences

Other organizations : University Of Bristol Dental Hospital, University of Bristol, University of Naples Federico II

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Bone segment containing the implants was cut from the hemimandibles using a handpiece

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A cranium model (Anatokala, Tehran, Iran) with mandible and maxilla in occlusion was used as an imaging phantom
Bone blocks containing the implants were fixed to the imaging phantom with glue
Soft tissue was replicated by 10 mm of base plate wax (Polywax, Izmir, Turkey)

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