Xi’an Jiaotong University researchers used 3dMD 3D facial imaging to compare soft tissue and facial esthetic outcomes between clear aligner mandibular advancement and Activator treatment.
University of Bern researchers used 3dMD 3D facial photography as the reference standard to quantify the accuracy limits of routine 2D clinical facial photographs for soft-tissue assessment.
Houston Methodist researchers used 3dMD post-operative facial scans to train a physics-informed neural network for real-time orthognathic surgery planning.
Researchers used 3dMD 3D stereophotogrammetry alongside CBCT to show rapid maxillary expansion significantly increases nasal hard and soft tissue width in children with unilateral cleft lip and palate.
Harvard and Erasmus MC researchers used 3dMDface system and an AI-based 3D autoencoder to identify a facial trait linked to attention problems and associated prenatal exposures in the Generation R Study cohort.
BC Children’s Hospital and UBC researchers used 3dMD stereophotogrammetry to examine facial morphometric associations with sleep-disordered breathing risk in children.
Gemelli University Policlinic Rome researchers used the 3dMDtrio system to document facial soft-tissue changes over time following radiotherapy for head and neck cancer.
Tufts University researchers used 3dMD 3D facial photography and geometric morphometrics to examine relationships between facial shape and self-perceived self-esteem in young adults.
Erciyes University researchers used 3dMDface system and 3dMDvultus software alongside CBCT to compare root resorption and soft tissue outcomes between surgery-first and surgery-early orthognathic approaches.
A total of 30 patients were imaged with a NewTom CBCT and 3Shape intraoral scanner. Natural head position was recorded with a 3dMD surface imaging system combined with and a SaiWei laser level. Skeletal, dental, and textured surface morphologies were superimposed based the laser level markers.