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Dental Radiology: Present Limitations and Future Prospects

Abstract The diagnostic process is likely to be limited by one or more of the following factors: (a) ambiguous signal definition, (b) inappropriate data sampling strategy, (c) inadequate signal strength, and (d) misinterpretation of data. Controlled tests suggest that the first two factors largely control performances of common dental diagnostic tasks.