Advanced Orthodontics and Dental Imaging Techniques
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Dentistry and Oral Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 September 2026 | Viewed by 1046
Special Issue Editor
Interests: MRI radiation-free visualization; 3D imaging; cone beam computer tomography (CBCT); digital imaging; clinical dentistry; diagnostic radiology; orthopedic surgery; orthognathic surgery; osseointegration; skeletal anchorage; digital orthodontics; lingual orthodontics
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The field of orthodontics has seen remarkable developments in recent decades, leading to gentler treatments, shorter treatment times, and more functional and esthetic results. Central trends include individualized treatment concepts, computer-assisted planning, advanced bracket systems, and minimally invasive approaches.
In this Special Issue, we emphasize current research and advances in digital technologies and imaging, including AI-driven diagnostics, radiation-free MRI visualization of anatomical structures, and personalized orthodontic treatment strategies such as skeletal anchorage, lingual orthodontics, and orthognathic surgery. We also seek orthodontic accelerators, concepts in current research and implications from a cellular and molecular perspective that facilitate and speed up clinical translation.
Research articles, review articles and short communications are invited and welcome.
Prof. Dr. Britta A. Jung
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- digital technologies and imaging
- MRI radiation-free visualization
- skeletal anchorage
- focal adhesion kinase
- in vitro cell system(s)
- mechanobiology
- mechanotransduction
- senescence
- tissue homeostasis
- wound healing
- yes-associated protein
- personalized treatment strategies
- orthodontic accelerators
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