Authors

  • Shukhrat A. Boymuradov
    Researcher Tashkent Medical Academy, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ijmscr/Volume03Issue11-13

Keywords:

Topographic scanning stereolithography three-dimensional diagnostics

Abstract

Maxillofacial anomalies occupy one of the first places among the diseases of the maxillofacial region and are characterized by significant morphological, functional and aesthetic disorders already at the early stages of bite formation. Most often there is a combination of sagittal and vertical anomalies of occlusion. Oral examination plays a major role in the detection of dental pathology, diagnosis, choice of treatment method and is an important part of the general examination of the body.


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ABSTRACT

Maxillofacial anomalies occupy one of the first places among the diseases of the maxillofacial region and are

characterized by significant morphological, functional and aesthetic disorders already at the early stages of bite

formation. Most often there is a combination of sagittal and vertical anomalies of occlusion. Oral examination plays a

major role in the detection of dental pathology, diagnosis, choice of treatment method and is an important part of the

general examination of the div.

KEYWORDS

Topographic scanning, stereolithography, symmetrography, photosymmetroscopy, multispiral, three-dimensional

diagnostics.

INTRODUCTION

Since 1915, many researchers have attempted to create

a volumetric model of a face with teeth standing in an

anatomically correct position. This was a complex and

labor-intensive process that proved to be unworkable.

In the 1980s, 3D imaging of the maxillofacial region

began to develop. This technology included laser and

computer topographic scanning, stereolithography,

moiré topography, stereophotogrammetry and other

methods. Improvement of diagnostic methods in

maxillofacial surgery requires introduction of more

Research Article

USE OF MULTISPIRAL COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY WITH 3D
RECONSTRUCTION FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF DENTO-MANDIBULAR-
FACIAL ANOMALIES

Submission Date:

November 20, 2023,

Accepted Date:

November 25, 2023,

Published Date:

November 30, 2023

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ijmscr/Volume03Issue11-13


Shukhrat A. Boymuradov

Researcher Tashkent Medical Academy, Uzbekistan

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informative and ergonomic methods into practice,

which became possible due to computer technologies.

The transition from two-dimensional analysis -

telerentgenogram of the head in lateral and direct

projections,

symmetroscopy,

symmetrography,

photosymmetroscopy and its modification of two-

dimensional digitizers - to three-dimensional analysis is

necessary, in which the most reliable assessment of the

parameters of the dentoalveolar system is possible.

Standard measurements with a ruler cannot give a

spatial representation of the treatment or diagnostic

situation. In recent years, the number of patients

requiring plastic surgeries to correct deformities of the

maxillofacial region has been increasing. Recently, the

requirements of patients to the quality of medical care

have increased and continue to increase worldwide.

The aim of this study is to investigate the role of

multispiral

computed

tomography

with

3D

reconstruction in the diagnosis of maxillofacial

deformities.

MATERIAL AND METHODS OF RESEARCH

A special place in the diagnosis of anomalies of the

dentoalveolar system is occupied by the creation of a

complex three-

dimensional model “head

- dental

rows”. However, it is necessary to point out the

important tasks of dentistry, for the solution of which

a complex model, including the surfaces of the face

and jaws, is necessary. The complex model is

understood as a triangulated description of the facial

and jaw surfaces with precise spatial positioning of

them relative to each other.

Figure 1. MSCT with 3D reconstruction of a patient with an acquired defect of the angle and div of the mandible


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Thanks to the comprehensive application of X-ray MSCT, it is possible to create a three-dimensional spatial

representation of facial tissues, which is important for planning complex orthognathic surgeries. 3D MSCT produces

digital images, including color representation of the object, which facilitates interactive visualization.


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Figure 2. MSCT with 3D reconstruction of a patient with inferior macrognathia preoperatively

Results of the study and their discussion

Construction of three-dimensional graphic models

was based on obtaining in minimal time intervals X-ray

computed tomograms, which allow to create texture

segmentation and three-dimensional reconstruction of

organs. This is diagnostically significant due to

visualization of the human div in different planes

with the possibility to examine internal surfaces of

both soft tissue contour and bone structures.

The construction of such a complex model will make it

possible to solve the problem of accurate

determination of parameters and individual features of

occlusion and to plan orthodontic and surgical

treatment. Currently, this task is solved using

radiographs, which does not provide the required

accuracy and involves harmful radiation exposure for

the patient.


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Figure 3. MSCT with 3D reconstruction of a patient with inferior macrognathia after surgery

CONCLUSION

Thus, the analysis of a number of parameters that are

very informative for performing cephalometric analysis

in assessing the state of the dentoalveolar system

emphasizes the importance of transition to three-

dimensional diagnosis.

Physiologic occlusion is not the only criterion of

harmonious development of the dentoalveolar system,

but is only a part of the triad: “joint

- muscles

occlusion”, the correct interaction of the components

of which is necessary for the normal functioning of the

orofacial complex.

The

proposed

method

of

three-dimensional

diagnostics of the occlusal plane position allows to

reveal its asymmetry, which is impossible in any two-

dimensional analysis due to the overlapping of the left

and right sides.

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