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Cross-sectional study of facial bone wall thickness of maxillary incisors in healthy and periodontitis populations based on CBCT analysis

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The Brief

  • A cross-sectional study measured facial bone wall thickness of maxillary incisors using CBCT imaging.
  • The study compares healthy patients with periodontitis patients.
  • The source provided no summary, so findings beyond the title are not available.

Why it matters

It adds CBCT-based measurements of facial bone thickness around upper incisors in periodontitis, which may inform dental assessment of bone loss risk.

Who’s affected

  • dental clinicians and periodontists
  • dental researchers working with cone-beam CT
  • #periodontitis
  • #cbct
  • #dental imaging
  • #maxillary incisors
  • #alveolar bone

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    Cross-sectional study of facial bone wall thickness of maxillary incisors in healthy and periodontitis populations based on CBCT analysis

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