THERMOGRAPHY IN DENTISTRY: PRINCIPLES, APPLICATIONS, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

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Main Authors: Priya, Ramesh Kumar, Arvind, Kannan Subramani, Meenakshi, Varun Natarajan
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author Priya, Ramesh Kumar
Arvind, Kannan Subramani
Meenakshi, Varun Natarajan
author_facet Priya, Ramesh Kumar
Arvind, Kannan Subramani
Meenakshi, Varun Natarajan
contents <p><em><span>Thermography is a method of measurement of skin temperature distribution on the body over a given period of time. For the past four decades, various devices have been used to measure the amount of heat dissipated by the body. The principle behind such application was built on the fact that, as the amount of blood circulation at different layers of the skin varies, the temperature also changes accordingly. Consequently, disorders that affect the blood flow too results in abnormalities in temperature distribution and these when evaluated will provide valid diagnostic information. Thermography since its inception has provided numerous dental applications; however, its usage has been abridged when compared with other diagnostic modalities. This article highlights the basics of thermography and its role in dentistry</span></em></p>
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spellingShingle THERMOGRAPHY IN DENTISTRY: PRINCIPLES, APPLICATIONS, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
Priya, Ramesh Kumar
Arvind, Kannan Subramani
Meenakshi, Varun Natarajan
Infrared, Radiative heat loss, Telethermometry, Temperature, Thermography
<p><em><span>Thermography is a method of measurement of skin temperature distribution on the body over a given period of time. For the past four decades, various devices have been used to measure the amount of heat dissipated by the body. The principle behind such application was built on the fact that, as the amount of blood circulation at different layers of the skin varies, the temperature also changes accordingly. Consequently, disorders that affect the blood flow too results in abnormalities in temperature distribution and these when evaluated will provide valid diagnostic information. Thermography since its inception has provided numerous dental applications; however, its usage has been abridged when compared with other diagnostic modalities. This article highlights the basics of thermography and its role in dentistry</span></em></p>
title THERMOGRAPHY IN DENTISTRY: PRINCIPLES, APPLICATIONS, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
topic Infrared, Radiative heat loss, Telethermometry, Temperature, Thermography
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17193030