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Dynamic SWIR imaging near the 1950-nm water absorption band for caries lesion diagnosis

Tressel et al., 2021

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2302709086548233549
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Tressel J
Abdelaziz M
Fried D
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Journal of biomedical optics

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Significance: It is not sufficient to detect caries lesions on tooth surfaces; it is also necessary to measure the activity of the lesions to determine if intervention is needed. Changes in the reflectivity of lesion areas during dehydration with forced air at short wavelength infrared …
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