Device for the recognition of caries, plaque or bacterial infect

Dentistry – Apparatus – Having means to emit radiation or facilitate viewing of the...

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ABSTRACT:
A device for the recognition of caries, plaque or bacterial infection on teeth, which includes a light source for generating an excitation radiation which is to be directed onto a tooth to be investigated and producing an fluorescence radiation at the tooth. Also included is a detection device for detecting the fluorescence radiation of the tooth, and a spectral filter arranged in front of the detection device, wherein the wavelength of the excitation radiation emitted from the light source lies within the range of between 640 and 670 nm.

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