The occlusal view is one of the hardest intraoral photographs to make well: a full arch, seen through a mirror, in perfect focus and free of fog. Here is the craft behind it — mirror choice, angulation, retraction, and the small habits that turn a...
The occlusal view is one of the hardest intraoral photographs to make well: a full arch, seen through a mirror, in perfect focus and free of fog. Here is the craft behind it — mirror choice, angulation, retraction, and the small habits that turn a...
In a gallery, the placard beside the artwork decides how much of the work you actually take in. The radiograph has a placard too - the report - and a new comparative study shows that giving it a fixed structure, rather than free-flowing prose, measurably...
A new in vitro study measured how faithfully flagship smartphones reproduce the geometry of the anterior smile against the DSLR gold standard. The answer is more flattering to the phone than tradition would allow, but the fine print matters. A study of fidelity, distortion, and...