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Dentistry & MicroCT | Applications of MicroCT in Life Science #2

Micro-computed tomography (microCT) or X-Ray Microscopy (XRM) is X-ray imaging in 3D, the same method used in clinical CT scans, but on a small scale with massively increased resolution. It really represents 3D microscopy, where very fine scale internal structure of objects is imaged non-destructively, both in vivo and ex vivo. In this second video of the series "Applications of MicroCT in Life Science": 1. Dental zirconium framework 13µm voxel size 2. Dentinal tubules 0.3µm voxel size 3. Molar before and after roof canal preparation 9µm voxel size 4. Molar root with fillings 5µm voxel size 5. Molar roots successive drillings 1µm root voxel size 6. Molar tooth drilled 8µm root voxel size 7. Molar tooth with implants - 5.6µm voxel size 8. Mouse mandible and molars 4.5µm voxel size 9. Post-framework gap thickness-colour 8µm voxel size 10. Tooth crown with MIH 4µm voxel size Bruker micro- and nano-tomography are available in a range of easy-to-use desktop and floor-standing instruments, which generate 3D images of your sample’s morphology and internal microstructure with resolutions down to micron and even sub-micron levels. Bruker’s portfolio of 3D X-ray microCT systems offers turnkey solutions for non-destructive, high-resolution 3D imaging of small laboratory animals and a wide variety of biological samples. This includes mineralized and soft tissues, tumors, plants, and insects, as well as archeological and paleontological research fields. Learn more: https://goto.bruker.com/3CQCAqc #MicroCT #Dentistry #Microtomography #Xray #PreclinicalImaging