DİJİTAL DENTAL FOTOĞRAFÇILIK-II

Year 2019, Volume: 29 Issue: 1, 143 - 149, 15.01.2019

Funda Bayındır , Berkman Albayrak

https://doi.org/10.17567/ataunidfd.523084

Cited By: 3

Abstract

 

Diş
hekimliğinde fotoğraf çekimi vakaların yayınlan- masında, arşivlenmesinde, renk
seçiminde, bilgi ve görüntünün
laboratuvar ortamına aktarılmasında,
teşhis ve tedavi planlamasında ve hukuki davalarda delil olarak
kullanılmaktadır. Ayrıca, adli tıbbı ilgilendiren olgularda dental fotoğraf,
kimlik tespitinde röntgenlerle beraber en az parmak izi kadar önemli rol oynar.
Günümüz estetik diş hekimliğinde dijital iş akışının ilk basamağını standardize
dental fotoğrafların bilgisayar ortamına aktarılması oluşturmaktadır. Uygun
çekim standartları ile hem tedavi öncesi hem de tedavi sonrası ekstra-oral ve
intra-oral alınan bu fotoğrafların hekimin arşivinde bulunması mesleki geçmiş
açısından da oldukça önemlidir. Tedavi sonrasında alınan fotoğraflarla
tedavinin yüzde meydana getirdiği değişimler de fotoğraflanmalıdır. Bu makale
ekstra-oral ve intra-oral fotoğrafların çekimi sırasında dikkat edilecek
konuları ve makina ayarları hakkında klinik kullanım için gerekli bilgiyi
mevcut literatür ışığında sunmaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler: Dental
fotoğrafçılık, Digital Single Lens Refleks (DSLR), dijital fotoğraf makinesi,
makro çekim

DIGITAL DENTAL
PHOTOGRAPY-II

ABSTRACT

 

In
dentistry, dental photographs of cases are used in publishing the cases, in archiving them, choosing
the color, transferring the information and the images to the laboratory and
planning the diagnosis and the treatment, as well as legal evidence. In
addition, dental photographs
play an important role with x-rays in identification as much as the
fingerprints. In recent aesthetic dentistry, transferring standardized dental photographs on a computer is the first step of digital
workflow. In terms of a successful career, it is really important for a dentist
to keep in the archive the extra-oral and intra-oral photographs taken in appropriate shooting standards
before and after the treatment. Post-treatment photographs are supposed to display the changes made by
the treatment on the face. This article aims to present the issues that have to
be taken into consideration and the necessary information about camera settings
in the light of current literature during taking the extra-oral and intra-oral photographs. 

Key words: Dental photography, Digital Single Lens Reflex
(DSLR), digital camera, close-up 

Keywords

Dental fotoğrafçılık, Digital Single Lens Refleks (DSLR), dijital fotoğraf makinesi

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