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A framed sialogram showing the branching white tree of a contrast-filled salivary duct, presented as gallery art

10 Oct Mapping the Salivary Rivers: Sialography and the Craft of Imaging the Ducts That Keep the Mouth Alive

Posted at 14:40h in Dental Imaging by Raymond 0 Comments
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Most dental imaging pictures the hard tissues. Sialography pictures something stranger — the branching, fluid-filled ductal tree of a salivary gland, mapped by letting contrast or saliva itself flow through it. A look at conventional, MR, and ultrasound sialography, and why a century-old technique still...

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Two framed versions of the same dental radiograph on a gallery wall, one crisp and one muddy and underexposed

04 Sep Garbage In, Garbage Out: Image Quality and Why AI Still Needs a Good Radiograph

Posted at 09:44h in Dental Imaging by Raymond 0 Comments
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A detection model will read an underexposed, cone-cut, motion-blurred bitewing without hesitation and hand you a confident, tidy result. That composure is the danger. Everything AI concludes about a radiograph is downstream of how well the image was made - and the machine cannot see...

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A framed dental radiograph on a gallery wall with soft luminous rings marking a few regions

03 Sep From Detection to Diagnosis: AI-Assisted Radiograph Reporting

Posted at 09:44h in Dental Imaging by Raymond 0 Comments
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An AI can mark a dark spot on a bitewing in half a second. Calling that spot a lesion, deciding whether to treat it, and putting your name to the decision are three separate acts the software is not licensed to perform. The report is...

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