Featured News on the Publication
"Second Edition Dental Research Handbook Validates the Use of T-Scan™ Technology for Assessing and Measuring Occlusion", Cision PR Newswire
"The release of the Handbook of Research on Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis in Dental Medicine (3 volumes), edited by Dr. Robert B. Kerstein, DMD, with contributions from 20 industry-leading research and dentistry experts from around the world, is undeniable evidence that measuring occlusion with T-Scan digital occlusal analysis system is becoming the standard of care for dental practitioners worldwide."
– Tekscan, Inc.
Hear From the Experts of the Publication
"Some dentists are afraid of using computer technology or other modern technologies that they are not familiar with, or may feel that the old clinical methods of hands-on diagnosis are good enough. Clinical methods are sufficient for routine cases, but not for those patients with complex dysfunctional conditions. Every dentist that accepts the challenge of treating complex cases can benefit from the extra diagnostic and treatment planning information that modern technology can bring to the case, [which is found in this book]."
– John Radke, MS, BioRESEARCH Associates, Inc., USA
"The chapter, Understanding Posturo-Occlusal Interrelationships by Combining Digital Occlusal and Posture Diagnostic Technologies, in the Handbook of Research on Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis in Dental Medicine, introduces the concept of posture from the perspective of dental occlusion through clinical case examples documented objectively with Biometrics. It brings to light the existing relationship of dental occlusion and posture with undeniable evidences and measures. The digital technologies bring attestations that cannot be ignored or refuted by opinions. The facts speak loud and clear about the existence of a posture-occlusal interrelationship!"
– Patrick Girouard, DMD MS, Acadia University, Canada
Book Reviews
"Although the peer-reviewed
Handbook of Research on Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis in Dental Medicine is not intended specifically for researchers in the field of tooth occlusion, the authors make it ideal for documenting the occlusal function in the learning environment, which is the main advantage of the handbook. I was very interested in the materials in Section 3, “Digital Technologies That Complement the T-Scan System." The chapters of this section are the most interesting and are aimed at the future of stomatology. As an engineering specialist, I was very interested in everything that was aimed at using digital technologies. At the same time, I was convinced that stomatology was still lagging behind other areas in terms of digitalization as most stomatologists still work using the old methods...Therefore, I believe that the companion book will be in demand among specialists who are looking forward and not backward."
– Prof. Vardan Mkrttchian, HHH University, Australia, Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Applied Research in Bioinformatics (IJARB)
"[This book] accounts for an exciting compendium of scientific research which is designed to illustrate the breadth of computerized occlusal analysis. The editor-in-chief, Dr. Robert Kerstein, is an innovator who has extensively studied and helped to evolve an objective technology that utilizes at least three dimensions of measurement to quantitatively assess and qualitatively describe a patient’s existing occlusal scheme."
– Prof. Anastasius Moumtzoglou, 'P. & A. Kyriakou'Children's Hospital