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Fluorescence and Raman microscopy analysis of dental tissues

The variety of optical spectroscopic techniques is used for chemical analysis of normal and carious tissues. Polarization light microscopy, fluorescence spectroscopy/microscopy, Raman and IR spectroscopy/microscopy all provide valuable information on the tooth structure and chemical composition; however, near-IR laser-induced fluorescence measurements proved to be the most efficient indicator of bacterially infected tooth.