The Algorithm of Image Edge Detection on Panoramic Dental X-Ray using Multiple Morphological Gradient (mMG) Method
How to cite (IJASEIT) :
Na`am, Jufriadif, et al. “The Algorithm of Image Edge Detection on Panoramic Dental X-Ray Using Multiple Morphological Gradient (mMG) Method”. International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 6, no. 6, Dec. 2016, pp. 1012-8, doi:10.18517/ijaseit.6.6.1480.
Citation Format :
Dental caries are tooth decay caused by bacterial infections . It is commonly known as cavities. This infection causes demineralization and hence destruction of the hard tissues of the teeth. Diagnosis of dental caries is conventionally carried out with the help of radiographic films. This research aims to develop some algorithm of the mMG method in identifying dental caries based using digital panoramic dental x-ray images. This paper presents an algorithm of using digital panoramic dental x-ray images to detect dental caries. Type of algorithm used in this study is normal mMG, Enhancement mMG, and Smooth mMG. This study makes use of MATLAB and it performs dental caries detection in three algorithms. A dataset of 225 digital panoramic dental x-ray images in .png format is used to edge detection of the object in dental. The results are helpful to identify such caries from the tooth.
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