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1. In vitro near-infrared imaging of occlusal dental caries using germanium enhanced CMOS camera.

Authors: Chulsung Lee; Cynthia L Darling; Daniel Fried
Journal: Proc SPIE Int Soc Opt Eng Date: 2010-03-01

2. Application of the specular and diffuse reflection analysis for in vitro diagnostics of dental erosion: correlation with enamel softening, roughness, and calcium release.

Authors: Ekaterina Rakhmatullina; Anke Bossen; Christoph Höschele; Xiaojie Wang; Barbara Beyeler; Christoph Meier; Adrian Lussi
Journal: J Biomed Opt Date: 2011-10 Impact factor: 3.170

3. Nondestructive assessment of the severity of occlusal caries lesions with near-infrared imaging at 1310 nm.

Authors: Chulsung Lee; Dustin Lee; Cynthia L Darling; Daniel Fried
Journal: J Biomed Opt Date: 2010 Jul-Aug Impact factor: 3.170

4. Spectrally enhanced imaging of occlusal surfaces and artificial shallow enamel erosions with a scanning fiber endoscope.

Authors: Liang Zhang; Leonard Y Nelson; Eric J Seibel
Journal: J Biomed Opt Date: 2012-07 Impact factor: 3.170

10. High contrast near-infrared polarized reflectance images of demineralization on tooth buccal and occlusal surfaces at lambda = 1310-nm.

Authors: J Wu; D Fried
Journal: Lasers Surg Med Date: 2009-03 Impact factor: 4.025

Optical monitor of in vitro caries. A comparison with chemical and microradiographic determination of mineral loss in early lesions.

1. In vitro near-infrared imaging of occlusal dental caries using germanium enhanced CMOS camera.

2. Application of the specular and diffuse reflection analysis for in vitro diagnostics of dental erosion: correlation with enamel softening, roughness, and calcium release.

3. Nondestructive assessment of the severity of occlusal caries lesions with near-infrared imaging at 1310 nm.

4. Spectrally enhanced imaging of occlusal surfaces and artificial shallow enamel erosions with a scanning fiber endoscope.

5. Imaging Early Demineralization on Tooth Occlusal Surfaces with a High Definition InGaAs Camera.

6. Near infrared imaging of teeth at wavelengths between 1200 and 1600 nm.

7. Selective removal of demineralized enamel using a CO₂ laser coupled with near-IR reflectance imaging.

8. Selective removal of dental caries with a diode-pumped Er:YAG laser.

9. Image-guided removal of occlusal caries lesions with a λ= 9.3-µm CO₂ laser using near-IR transillumination.

10. High contrast near-infrared polarized reflectance images of demineralization on tooth buccal and occlusal surfaces at lambda = 1310-nm.