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Fig 1.

Main components of the experimental micro-CT prototype.

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Fig 2.

Geometry of the micro-CT system.

The diagram shows the design used in the experiments. (SOD, source–object distance; ODD, object–detector distance; SDD, source–detector distance).

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Fig 3.

(a) Third molar used in this experiment; (b) reconstruction images from (top) the Skyscan 2211 and (bottom) the self-assembled micro-CT; (c) 3D surface model established from (top) the Skyscan 2211 and (bottom) the self-assembled micro-CT; and (d) translucent model established from (top) the Skyscan 2211 and (bottom) the self-assembled micro-CT.

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Fig 4.

Quantitative analysis of the three buccal-lingual reconstructed images of the third molar captured with (left) the Skyscan 2211 and (right) the self-assembled micro-CT system. SNR, signal-to-noise ratio.

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