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5 March 2021 High contrast reflectance imaging at 1950-nm for the assessment of lesion activity on extracted teeth
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Changes in the reflectivity of lesions on the proximal surfaces of extracted human teeth were measured at 1500-2340-nm and at 1950-nm as they were dried with air. An extended range tungsten-halogen lamp with a long pass filter (1500-2340-nm) and a broadband ASE source centered near the peak of the water-absorption band at 1950-nm were used as light sources and an extended range InGaAs camera (1000-2340-nm) was used to acquire reflected light images as the samples were dried with air. SWIR light at 1950-nm yields extremely high contrast of demineralization and appears to be the optimum wavelength for the assessment of lesion activity on tooth coronal surfaces.
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John Tressel, Marwa Abdelaziz, and Daniel Fried "High contrast reflectance imaging at 1950-nm for the assessment of lesion activity on extracted teeth", Proc. SPIE 11627, Photonic Therapeutics and Diagnostics in Dentistry, Head and Neck Surgery, and Otolaryngology, 116270P (5 March 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2584909
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