Diagnostic performance of high-resolution 3D dental MRI for detection and volumetric assessment of severe periodontitis

Nouha Tekiki

doi:10.1016/j.jebdp.2026.102273

Diagnostic performance of high-resolution 3D dental MRI for detection and volumetric assessment of severe periodontitis

2026-04-10

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Nouha Tekiki

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Arne Lauer

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Luisa Schulte

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Alexander Juerchott

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Meysam Sohani

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Christopher Herpel

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Maurice Ruetters

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Franz Sebastian Schwindling

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Peter Rammelsberg

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Sabine Heiland

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Martin Bendszus

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Tim Hilgenfeld *

DOI：10.1016/j.jebdp.2026.102273

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• MRI is as reliable as CBCT for periodontal lesion (PL) detection and volume measure. • MRI detected nearly all PLs identified by CBCT (T1W/ T1WC+: 98.3%/ 98.5%). • Volumetric bone loss is comparable in T1W but substantially overestimated in T1WC+. • MRI identified over 20% more PLs compared to CBCT. • Additional MRI PLs were smaller than CBCT PLs, suggesting early-stage disease.

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Magnetic resonance imaging

periodontal disease

periodontitis

cone beam computed tomography

Diagnostic performance of high-resolution 3D dental MRI for detection and volumetric assessment of severe periodontitis

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