introduction: the aim of the present study was to investigate and compare the apical sealing ability of resilon/epiphany-filled root canals with those that were obturated with gutta-percha/ah-plus endodontic sealer. materials and methods: a total of 60 extracted human single-rooted teeth were selected; 25 teeth for each test group and five for each control group. after conducting conventional e...

This paper presents an autonomous framework for building a real 3-D human teeth database. Firstly, teeth fixed over wax are scanned by using a Cone-beam CT scanner. Then, adaptive Level-set segmentation is used to extract teeth from the wax to build the 3-D model. Finally, point-based 3-D shape registration is used to align different teeth models to minimize global differences represented in sc...

introduction: to examine the long-term effects of normal saline and a synthetic tissue fluid (phosphate buffered saline, pbs) on mineral trioxide aggregate (mta). materials and methods: root-ends of twelve extracted human teeth were resected; root-end cavities were prepared and filled with mta. samples were randomly divided into two groups of six each. teeth in group i were placed in normal sal...

To study human evolution [4], researchers sometimes use microstructures found in human teeth and their knowledge of the processes by which those structures grow. Human fetuses begin to develop teeth in utero. As teeth grow, they form a hard outer substance, called enamel, through a process called amelogenesis. During amelogenesis, incremental layers of enamel form in a Circadian rhythm. This rh...

background: a comprehensive database, comprising geometry and properties of human teeth, is needed for dentistry education and dental research. the aim of this study was to create a three-dimensional model of human teeth to improve the dental e-learning and dental research.   methods: in this study, a cross-section picture of the three-dimensional model of the teeth was used. ct-scan images wer...

To study human evolution [4], researchers sometimes use microstructures found in human teeth and their knowledge of the processes by which those structures grow. Human fetuses begin to develop teeth in utero. As teeth grow, they form a hard outer substance, called enamel, through a process called amelogenesis. During amelogenesis, incremental layers of enamel form in a Circadian rhythm. This rh...

To study human evolution [4], researchers sometimes use microstructures found in human teeth and their knowledge of the processes by which those structures grow. Human fetuses begin to develop teeth in utero. As teeth grow, they form a hard outer substance, called enamel, through a process called amelogenesis. During amelogenesis, incremental layers of enamel form in a Circadian rhythm. This rh...

To study human evolution [4], researchers sometimes use microstructures found in human teeth and their knowledge of the processes by which those structures grow. Human fetuses begin to develop teeth in utero. As teeth grow, they form a hard outer substance, called enamel, through a process called amelogenesis. During amelogenesis, incremental layers of enamel form in a Circadian rhythm. This rh...