Operation of radiology departments in North American dental schools. A survey.

N Y State Dent J

Department of Stomatology and Interdisciplinary Sciences, University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine.

Published: April 1994

The technology is available for better diagnosis and detection of oral disease. But many dentists and their teaching colleagues are slow to recognize the benefits of these technological advancements.

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