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This 3D mapping overlay shows the difference in tooth shape and surface area between a pair of identical twins, demonstrating that factors other than genetics help determine tooth topography. Figure: Yong et al., 2014.

How GIS Can Help Dentists Find Cavities

December 19, 2016October 30, 2016 by Mark Altaweel

GIS is making inroads in dentistry, where dentists now use spatial technologies for diagnosis and dental surgery.

Categories GIS Industry Tags dental health, GIS and public health, tooth mapping

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