Abstract
Quantitative tooth wear measurement is a method of increasing importance when measuring tooth wear progression. The Radboud university medical center has developed a protocol that measures height and volumetric differences on regular 3D-scans. Intra-oral scans were made on patients with tooth wear and superimposed. To assess reliability the precision , as well as intra- and inter-rater precision of the protocol was tested. T-tests were performed to determine the structural and random error. Our findings indicate that the method is precise enough to measure height differences in patients with severe tooth wear progression, or tooth wear with an interval longer than 1 year. The method is not precise enough to measure volumetric changes.
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