歯科科学と医学のジャーナル

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A Novel Method for Segmenting Dental Radiographic Images Using Neutrosophic Logic

Biswajit Mok

Oral diseases affect people of all ages and are very common worldwide. X-rays are used by dentists to examine the characteristics of oral diseases. The division and investigation of dental X-beam pictures present different difficulties contrasted with other clinical pictures. Because of this, dental X-ray imaging is more difficult because of the low resolution, which makes it hard to accurately segment different parts of teeth and their abnormalities. Dental X-ray Image Segmentation (DXIS) has been demonstrated to be an essential and primary step in obtaining pertinent and significant information about oral diseases. Practical dentistry relies heavily on DXIS to identify various periodontal diseases. The proposed method helps with further analysis by automatically segmenting the regions of the teeth.It works on dental radiographic images that are both peri-apical and panoramic. Neutrosophic rationale is utilized to choose the underlying district of interest. Restricting computation to the foreground regions is the most effective strategy for speeding up the system and improving performance. The info dental radiographic picture is planned into the neutrosophic area utilizing the fix level component, angle include, entropy element, and neighborhood paired design. By applying neutrosophic logic, the initial area of interest can be pinpointed. Thusly, a fluffy c-implies calculation is applied to section a more exact locale of interest. The proposed strategy has been assessed on freely accessible informational indexes, ‘All encompassing Dental X-beams with Portioned Mandibles’ and ‘Computerized Dental X-beam Data set for Caries Screening,’ with the outcome that the exactness of the proposed system is just about as high as 93.20%. This level of performance demonstrates that the proposed segmentation method closely matches the manual system.