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A single tooth with a fine grid of luminous stripes projected across it, the lines bending over the curved surface

29 Aug Structured Light and the Stitched Mesh: How an Intraoral Scanner Turns Projected Patterns Into a 3D Model

Posted at 10:36h in Dental Technology by Raymond 0 Comments
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A digital impression looks instantaneous, but it is assembled - thousands of small optical frames, each a shard of surface, registered into one continuous mesh. Understanding how the scanner sees explains everything about where it struggles....

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Two framed images of the same molar side by side - a color surface scan and a grey radiograph - with light suggesting they are merging

21 Aug Two Ways of Seeing, One Frame: Fusing the Intraoral Scan and the Radiograph Into a Single Image

Posted at 10:38h in Dental Imaging by Raymond 0 Comments
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One instrument captures the surface and refuses to look beneath it. The other looks straight through and forgets the surface exists. For decades the clinician fused them in the mind. Now the software does it - and the craft is changing....

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