WO2018151532A1 - Dispositif de balayage des dents - Google Patents

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WO2018151532A1
WO2018151532A1 PCT/KR2018/001940 KR2018001940W WO2018151532A1 WO 2018151532 A1 WO2018151532 A1 WO 2018151532A1 KR 2018001940 W KR2018001940 W KR 2018001940W WO 2018151532 A1 WO2018151532 A1 WO 2018151532A1
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류지흔
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  • the following embodiments relate to a tooth scanning device.
  • impression materials such as alginate to pattern teeth, make plaster models, scan them and perform 3D modeling and CAD design work. Thereafter, the implant is processed and placed on the basis of the above operation.
  • the existing method is uncomfortable and the procedure is cumbersome for patients in the process of imitating teeth.
  • a number of errors occur over a number of processes, resulting in the need to revisit the patient's teeth several times.
  • Korean Patent 2010-0105461 discloses an apparatus for scanning a tooth model image.
  • An object according to an embodiment is to provide a tooth scanning device for restoring the 3D shape of a tooth by scanning the x-y and z-axis of the patient's teeth at high speed.
  • an object according to an embodiment is to provide a dental scanning device that can minimize the discomfort of the patient and restore the 3D shape of the tooth with high precision, and the structure is simple and easy to reduce cost and miniaturization .
  • an object according to an embodiment is to provide a tooth scanning device that can obtain the 3D shape data of the teeth by directly scanning the teeth in the mouth of the patient, thereby creating a CAD design based on the 3D shape data of the teeth After performing the implant processing and implantation process to simplify the implant manufacturing process.
  • a tooth scanning device includes a light source emitting light, a pinhole array converting light emitted from the light source into a plurality of light sources arranged in two dimensions on a plane, changing a focal length, and changing the focal length.
  • An electrical tunable lens for receiving light from the pinhole array to form a focal plane on the specimen, and an image sensor for detecting light reflected from the specimen.
  • the tooth scanning device scans an xy-axis region of the specimen by reflecting light reflected from the specimen onto a plane of the pinhole array, and changes the radius of curvature of the electrical focus modulation lens to change the electrical focus.
  • the focal length of the modulating lens is varied to scan the z-axis region of the specimen.
  • the tooth scanning device may include a tube lens disposed between the pinhole array and the electrical focus modulation lens to convert light transmitted from the pinhole array into parallel light, and disposed between the tube lens and the electrical focus modulation lens, It may further include an offset lens having an index of refraction and an objective lens disposed between the electrical focus modulation lens and the specimen to focus light transmitted from the electrical focus modulation lens onto the specimen.
  • the focal plane formed on the specimen forms a conjugate plane with the plane of the pinhole array, and the optical axis of the focal plane is diverged by light incident on the objective lens by the offset lens and the electric focal modulation lens.
  • the position of the direction can be changed.
  • the tooth scanning device may include a reflection mirror disposed between the objective lens and the specimen to reflect light transmitted from the objective lens toward the specimen, and light disposed between the objective lens and the reflection mirror and reflected from the specimen. It may further include a quarter wave plate (Quarter wave plate) to make the polarization of the difference from the polarized light of the light emitted from the light source by 90 °.
  • a quarter wave plate Quadrater wave plate
  • the tooth scanning device may include a condenser lens disposed between the light source and the pinhole array to condense the light emitted from the light source to illuminate the pinhole array, and a second lens disposed between the condenser lens and the pinhole array.
  • the display device may further include a first linear polarizer and a polarized beam splitter disposed between the first linear polarizer and the pinhole array.
  • Light transmitted from the condenser lens by the first linear polarizer and the polarizing beam splitter may be horizontally polarized.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus may include an imaging lens disposed between the polarizing beam splitter and the image sensor and transferring an image formed on a plane of the pinhole array to the image sensor, and a second lens disposed between the polarizing beam splitter and the imaging lens. It may further comprise a linear polarizer.
  • Light reflected from the specimen by the polarizing beam splitter may be transmitted to the second linear polarizer, and light reflected from the specimen by the second linear polarizer may be vertically polarized.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus may further include an aperture disposed between the electrical focal modulation lens and the objective lens, and the aperture may be formed on the front focal plane of the objective lens to form a telecentric structure. have.
  • the light source may be a light emitting diode (LED) having divergent characteristics and incoherence.
  • LED light emitting diode
  • a dental scanning device includes a light source unit emitting light in the form of multiple light sources arranged in two dimensions on a plane, and having a double telecentric structure to determine a focal plane of light emitted from the light source unit. And a relay optical system for maintaining a constant viewing angle while the position is changed, and a detector for detecting light reflected from the specimen through the relay optical system and restoring an image of the specimen through the detected light signal.
  • the light source unit may include a light source for emitting light, a pinhole array for converting the light emitted from the light source into a form of multiple light sources arranged in two dimensions on a plane, and disposed between the light source and the pinhole array to provide the light source.
  • a condenser lens for condensing the light emitted from the condenser to illuminate the pinhole array, and a first linear polarizer disposed between the condenser lens and the pinhole array to horizontally polarize the light transmitted from the condenser lens.
  • a polarized beam splitter disposed between the first linear polarizer and the pinhole array.
  • the relay optical system may include an electrical focus modulation lens configured to change a focal length and receive light from the pinhole array to form a focal plane on a specimen, and be disposed between the pinhole array of the light source unit and the electrical focus modulation lens to transmit from the pinhole array.
  • the focal plane formed on the specimen forms a conjugate plane with the plane of the pinhole array, and the optical axis of the focal plane is diverged by light incident on the objective lens by the offset lens and the electric focal modulation lens.
  • the position of the direction can be changed.
  • the detection unit may include an image sensor for detecting light reflected from the specimen, an imaging lens disposed between the polarization beam splitter and the image sensor and transferring an image formed on a plane of the pinhole array to the image sensor, and the polarization beam splitter. And a second linear polarizer disposed between the imaging lens and vertically polarized by receiving the light reflected from the specimen from the polarizing beam splitter.
  • the tooth scanning device may include a reflection mirror disposed between the objective lens and the specimen to reflect light transmitted from the objective lens toward the specimen, and light disposed between the objective lens and the reflection mirror and reflected from the specimen. It may further include a quarter wave plate (Quarter wave plate) to make the polarization of the difference from the polarized light of the light emitted from the light source by 90 °.
  • a quarter wave plate Quadrater wave plate
  • a tooth scanning apparatus includes a light source for emitting light, an array for converting light emitted from the light source into a plurality of light sources arranged in two dimensions on a plane, and changing a focal length, It includes a focus modulator for receiving the light from the target to form a focal plane on the specimen and an image sensor for detecting the light reflected from the specimen.
  • the tooth scanning device scans an xy-axis region of the specimen by reflecting light reflected from the specimen onto the plane of the array, and focuses the focal modulator by changing the curvature of the focus modulator.
  • the distance can be varied to scan the z-axis region of the specimen.
  • the tooth scanning device is disposed between the array and the focus modulator to convert light transmitted from the array into parallel light, disposed between the focus modulator and the specimen, and transmitted from the focus modulator.
  • the lens may further include an objective lens for condensing light onto a specimen and an offset lens disposed between the tube lens and the focus modulator, the lens having a negative refractive index.
  • the focus modulator is an electrically focused tunable lens, and a focal plane formed on the specimen forms a conjugate plane with a plane of the array and is incident on the objective lens by the electrically focused modulator lens. As the light diverges or converges, the position in the optical axis direction of the focal plane may change.
  • the tooth scanning device is disposed between the objective lens and the specimen, and is disposed between the objective lens and the reflection mirror to reflect the light transmitted from the objective lens toward the specimen and is reflected from the specimen. It may further include a quarter wave plate (Quarter wave plate) to make the polarization of the light is different from the polarization of the light emitted from the light source by 90 °.
  • a quarter wave plate Quadrater wave plate
  • the dental scanning device may include a condenser lens disposed between the light source and the array to collect light emitted from the light source and illuminating the array, and a first linear polarizer disposed between the condenser lens and the array. (Linear polarizer) and a first beam splitter (Beam splitter) disposed in front or rear of the array, the light transmitted from the condenser lens by the first linear polarizer and the first beam splitter is horizontally polarized Can be.
  • a condenser lens disposed between the light source and the array to collect light emitted from the light source and illuminating the array
  • a first linear polarizer disposed between the condenser lens and the array.
  • Beam splitter Beam splitter
  • the first beam splitter may be a polarized beam splitter.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus further includes a second linear polarizer disposed between the first beam splitter and the image sensor, wherein light reflected from the specimen by the first beam splitter is transmitted to the second linear polarizer. Light reflected from the specimen by the second linear polarizer may be vertically polarized.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus may further include an imaging lens disposed between the second linear polarizer and the image sensor to transfer an image formed on the plane of the array to the image sensor.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus may further include an aperture disposed between the electrical focal modulation lens and the objective lens, and the aperture may be formed on the front focal plane of the objective lens to form a telecentric structure.
  • the light source may be a light emitting diode (LED) having divergent characteristics and non-coherent properties.
  • LED light emitting diode
  • the tooth scanning device a tube lens disposed between the array and the focus modulator to convert the light transmitted from the array into parallel light, disposed between the focus modulator and the specimen, the focus modulator Further comprising an objective lens for condensing light transmitted from the specimen, the focus modulator may be a reflective focus variable device.
  • the focal plane formed on the specimen forms a conjugate plane with the plane of the array and is positioned in the optical axis direction of the focal plane as light incident on the objective lens is diverged or converged by the reflective focal variable device. Can be changed.
  • the reflective focus modulator may include: a reflective mirror reflecting light transmitted from the tube lens; a curvature adjusting element reflecting light transmitted from the reflective mirror to the objective lens; and the reflective mirror and the curvature adjusting element. It may include a second beam splitter disposed between.
  • the array may be formed in a pinhole shape, polygonal shape, seamless shape, or coded shape.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus may restore the 3D shape of the tooth by scanning the x-y and z-axes of the patient's teeth at a high speed.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus may minimize the discomfort of the patient and restore the 3D shape of the tooth with high precision, and the structure may be simple to reduce cost and miniaturize.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus by simply scanning the teeth in the oral cavity of the patient, to simplify the dental implant manufacturing process by performing the CAD design and then the implant processing and implantation process based on this Can be.
  • FIG. 1 is a view showing the structure of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a view illustrating a principle in which a focal length of an objective lens is changed by an offset lens and an electrical focus modulation lens of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a relay optical system including an aperture according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a relay optical system including an offset lens and an electrical focus modulation lens according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a shape change of an electric focus modulation lens and a change in focal length thereof when an electrical signal is applied to the electric focus modulation lens according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating transmission characteristics of parallel light according to a change in focal length of an electric focus modulation lens when the electric focus modulation lens and the offset lens having a negative refractive index are arranged side by side according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 illustrates a concept in which fragment information of a specimen is obtained by arranging pinhole arrays on a light source surface and a light detection surface by a tooth scanning apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an embodiment.
  • FIG 9 illustrates a structure of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 1 is a view illustrating a structure of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a principle in which a focal length of an objective lens is changed by an offset lens and an electrical focus modulation lens of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a relay optical system including an aperture according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a relay optical system including an offset lens and an electric focus modulation lens according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a shape change of an electrical focus modulation lens and a change in focal length according to an embodiment when an electrical signal is applied to the electrical focus modulation lens
  • FIG. 6 is an electrical focus modulation lens according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 illustrates a concept in which fragment information of a specimen is obtained by arranging pinhole arrays on a light source surface and a light detection surface by a tooth scanning apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • 8 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a tooth scanning apparatus according to an embodiment. 10-13 show various patterns of the array.
  • the dental scanning apparatus 10 includes a light source unit 100 and a double telecentric structure that emit light in the form of multiple light sources arranged in two dimensions on a plane. Formed to detect and detect the light reflected from the specimen (D) through the relay optical system 200 and the relay optical system 200 to maintain a constant viewing angle while the position of the focal plane of the light emitted from the light source 100 is changed It includes a detector 300 for restoring the image of the specimen (D) through the light signal.
  • the light source unit 100 may include a light source 110 that emits light, a pinhole array 120 that converts light emitted from the light source 110 into a form of multiple light sources arranged in two dimensions on a plane, and a light source 110. And a condenser lens 130, a condenser lens 130, a condenser lens 130, and a pinhole array 120, which are disposed between the pinhole array 120 and the light emitted from the light source 110 to condense the pinhole array 120.
  • a first linear polarizer 140 disposed between the first linear polarizer 140 and horizontally polarized light transmitted from the condenser lens 130 and a polarized beam splitter disposed between the first linear polarizer 140 and the pinhole array 120; 150).
  • the light source 110 may be a light emitting diode (LED) having divergence characteristics and non-coherence characteristics, and the light transmitted from the condenser lens 130 by the first linear polarizer 140 and the polarizing beam splitter 150 may be It can be horizontally polarized.
  • LED light emitting diode
  • the relay optical system 200 includes an electrical focus modulation lens 210 and a pinhole array 120 of the light source unit 110 that change the focal length and receive light from the pinhole array 120 to form a focal plane on the specimen D. And a tube lens 220 disposed between the electrical focus modulation lens 210 and converting the light transmitted from the pinhole array 120 into parallel light, and disposed between the tube lens 220 and the electrical focus modulation lens 210.
  • the focal plane formed on the specimen (D) forms a conjugate plane with the plane of the pinhole array 120, and the light incident on the objective lens 240 by the offset lens 230 and the electrical focus modulating lens 210.
  • the divergence or convergence may change the position of the focal plane in the optical axis direction.
  • the detector 300 is disposed between the image sensor 310, the polarization beam splitter 150, and the image sensor 310, which detects the light reflected from the specimen D, and displays an image formed on the plane of the pinhole array 120.
  • the polarized beam splitter 150 disposed between the imaging lens 320 and the polarization beam splitter 150 and the imaging lens 320 to be transmitted to the image sensor 310 receives the light reflected from the specimen D from the polarization beam splitter 150.
  • the second linear polarizer 330 may be included.
  • the light reflected from the specimen D by the polarizing beam splitter 150 is reflected and transmitted to the second linear polarizer 330, and the light reflected from the specimen D by the second linear polarizer 330.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 is disposed between the objective lens 240 and the specimen (D), the reflection mirror 400 and the objective lens to reflect the light transmitted from the objective lens 240 toward the specimen (D) And a quarter wavelength plate 500 disposed between the 240 and the reflective mirror 400 to make the polarization of the light reflected from the specimen D differ from the polarization of the light emitted from the light source 110 by 90 °. can do.
  • the light reflected from the specimen D forms an image of the specimen D on the plane of the pinhole array 120, thereby forming a planar region of the xy axis of the specimen D.
  • the focal length of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 can be changed by changing the curvature radius of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 to scan the z-axis region of the specimen (D).
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 may use the pinhole array 120 instead of the galvano mirror as a means for scanning the x-y axis region of the specimen D.
  • a method of creating a multifocal using the pinhole array 120 may be used instead of the galvano mirror.
  • the non-coherent light source 110 having the divergence characteristic is illuminated on the pinhole array 120 using the condensing lens 130, as many light sources as the number of the pinhole arrays 120 may be generated.
  • the multiple light sources may be illuminated on the specimen D through the objective lens 240, and the light reflected from the specimen D may form an image on the plane of the pinhole array 120. Thereafter, the 3D shape of the specimen may be restored through the imaging lens 320 and the image sensor 310.
  • the use of the pinhole array 120 allows optical sectioning to be formed and 3D imaging like a confocal microscope. Such a structure is called a direct-view confocal microscope (DVCM).
  • DVCM direct-view confocal microscope
  • the electrical focus modulation lens 210 may be used instead of transferring the objective lens or the specimen by using a PZT stage or the like as a means for scanning the z-axis region of the specimen (D).
  • the interior of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 is filled with a fluid and the outside is covered with an elastic polymer membrane.
  • the deformation of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 occurs in proportion to the pressure of the fluid.
  • the pressure of the fluid may be changed by applying a current to the electromagnetic motor connected to the electrical focus modulation lens 210. Therefore, the focal length of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 can be changed by adjusting the amount of current to be applied.
  • the offset lens 230 having a negative refractive index may be used together to effectively insert the electrical focus modulation lens 210 into the optical system.
  • the light diverges or converges in the existing parallel light according to the focal length modulation of the electric focus modulation lens 210. It can be in the form of
  • a driving method of the tooth scanning apparatus 10 having such a structure will be described below.
  • the light source 110 is collected by the condenser lens 130 to illuminate the pinhole array 120. At this time, the light is p-polarized by the first linear polarizer 140 and the polarization beam splitter 150. From the illuminated pinhole array 120, multiple light sources are created which are arranged in two dimensions on a plane. Light emitted from each point light source is made into parallel light again by the tube lens 220 and diverged or converged from the state of parallel light by the offset lens 230 and the electrical focus modulating lens 210. The light passes through the objective lens 240 and is reflected by the reflective mirror 400 to form a focal plane on the specimen D to be measured. This forms a conjugate plane with the plane of the pinhole array 120.
  • the relay optical system 200 including the tube lens 220, the offset lens 230, the electrical focus modulation lens 210, and the objective lens 240 has a double telecentric structure and the position of the focal plane is The field of view (FOV) does not change as it changes.
  • FOV field of view
  • a quarter wave plate 500 is disposed behind the objective lens 240 to make the polarization of the light reflected from the specimen return 90 ° from the polarization of the light source 110.
  • the light reflected from the specimen D again forms an image on the pinhole array 120 via the reflection mirror 400 and the relay optical system 200.
  • the spatial filtering and the optical fragments are formed by the pinhole array 120.
  • the image formed on the pinhole array 120 is exposed by the image sensor 310 via the imaging lens 320.
  • the detector 300 may detect only vertically polarized light by the polarization beam splitter 150 and the second linear polarizer 330.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 may further include an aperture 250 disposed between the electrical focus modulator lens 210 and the objective lens 240, and the aperture 250 may be an objective lens. Positioned at the front focal plane of 240 may achieve a telecentric structure. In this case, the focal length may be changed by combining the offset lens 230 and the electrical focus modulation lens 210 with the objective lens 240.
  • a double telecentric structure may be realized by arranging the diaphragm 250 at a position corresponding to the rear focal plane of the tube lens 220 and the front focal plane of the objective lens 240. . As the magnification of the tube lens 220 and the objective lens 240 is adjusted, the distance between the point light sources determined by the spacing of the pinhole array 120 may be adjusted on the focal plane.
  • an offset lens 230 and an electrical focus modulation lens 210 are inserted into the relay optical system instead of the aperture 250.
  • the z-axis scanning of the specimen is possible by changing the radius of curvature of the electrical focus modulation lens 210.
  • the relay optical system has a double telecentric structure, a change in the field of view (FOV) does not occur as the focal length is changed.
  • FOV field of view
  • the phenomenon of changing the focal length may be confirmed.
  • the interior of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 is filled with a fluid and the outside is covered with an elastomeric film, the deformation of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 occurs in proportion to the pressure of the fluid.
  • the pressure of the fluid may be changed by applying a current to the electromagnetic motor connected to the electrical focus modulation lens 210. Accordingly, the focal length of the electrical focus modulation lens 210 may be changed by adjusting the amount of current applied to the electrical focus modulation lens 210.
  • the transmission characteristics of light may be confirmed.
  • the electrical focus modulation lens 210 and the offset lens 220 having a negative refractive index are arranged side by side, the transmission characteristics of light may be confirmed.
  • the combination of the electric focus modulation lens and the offset lens can be adjusted to maintain or diverge the existing parallel light as it is or to converge.
  • the pinhole array 120 is disposed on the light source plane and the light detection plane by the tooth scanning apparatus 10, and thus the concept of obtaining the section information of the specimen D will be described.
  • the pinhole array 120 may be positioned on the light source plane A and the light detection plane B, respectively, to implement a direct confocal microscope (DVCM) structure.
  • a plurality of point light sources formed by the pinhole array 120 are illuminated and reflected on the specimen D to be measured through the first lens 600, and the light path is changed by the polarization beam splitter 150 to change the second light path.
  • An image is formed on the light detection plane by the lens 2 700.
  • the optical slice is formed by the pinhole array 120 positioned on the light detection plane.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 ′ includes a light source 110 that emits light and a light source that emits light from the light source 110 in the form of multiple light sources arranged in two dimensions on a plane.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 ′ scans the xy-axis region of the specimen by reflecting light reflected from the specimen D into the plane of the array 120 ′, and curvature of the focus modulator. By varying the focal length of the focus modulator, the z-axis region of the specimen can be scanned.
  • the focus modulator may be an electrically focused tunable lens 210.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 ′ includes a tube lens 220 disposed between the array 120 ′ and the electrical focus modulation lens 210 to convert light transmitted from the array 120 ′ into parallel light, and the electrical focus.
  • the objective lens 240 and the tube lens 220 and the electrical focus modulation lens disposed between the modulation lens 210 and the specimen (D) to focus the light transmitted from the electrical focus modulation lens 210 on the specimen (D)
  • the display device may further include an offset lens 230 disposed between 210 and having a negative refractive index.
  • the focal plane formed on the specimen (D) forms a conjugate plane with the plane of the array 120 ', and the light incident on the objective lens 240 by the electrical focus modulation lens 210 is emitted or As it converges, the position in the optical axis direction of the focal plane may change.
  • the tooth scanning device 10 ′ is disposed between the objective lens 240 and the specimen D to reflect the reflection mirror 400 and the objective lens to reflect the light transmitted from the objective lens 240 toward the specimen D.
  • a quarter wave plate 500 is disposed between the 240 and the reflection mirror 400 to make the polarization of the light reflected from the specimen D differ by 90 ° from the polarization of the light emitted from the light source. It may include.
  • the tooth scanning device 10 ′ is disposed between the light source 110 and the array 120 ′ to condense the light emitted from the light source 110 to condense the array 120 ′.
  • a first linear polarizer 140 disposed between the condenser lens 130 and the array 120 ', and a first beam splitter 151 disposed in front of or behind the array 120'. It may further include.
  • the first beam splitter 151 may be disposed in front of the array 120 ′. That is, the first beam splitter 151 may be disposed between the array 120 ′ and the tube lens 220.
  • the present invention is not limited thereto.
  • Light transmitted from the condenser lens 130 by the first linear polarizer 140 and the first beam splitter 151 may be horizontally polarized.
  • the first beam splitter 151 may be a polarized beam splitter.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 ′ further includes a second linear polarizer 330 disposed between the first beam splitter 151 and the image sensor 310, and the specimen (s) by the first beam splitter 151.
  • the light reflected from D) is transmitted to the second linear polarizer 330, and the light reflected from the specimen D by the second linear polarizer 330 may be vertically polarized.
  • the tooth scanning device 10 ′ is optionally disposed between the second linear polarizer 330 and the image sensor 310 to deliver an image formed in the plane of the array 120 ′ to the image sensor 130. It may further include a lens.
  • the tooth scanning device 10 ′ further includes an aperture disposed between the electrical focus modulation lens 210 and the objective lens 240, and the aperture is telecentric because the aperture is positioned at the front focal plane of the objective lens. Structure can be achieved.
  • the light source 110 may be a light emitting diode (LED) having divergence characteristics and non-coherence characteristics.
  • LED light emitting diode
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 ′′ does not include a condenser lens 130, and the offset lens 230 and the electrical focus modulating lens 210 are formed. It may be replaced with the reflective focus modulator 600.
  • the tooth scanning device 10 ′′ may be a focus modulator 600 as a focus modulator.
  • the focal plane formed on the specimen (D) forms a conjugate plane with the plane of the array 120 ', and light incident on the objective lens 240 is emitted by the reflective focus variable device 600.
  • the position in the direction of the optical axis of the focal plane may be changed as it converges.
  • the reflective focus modulator 600 includes a reflective mirror 610 for reflecting light transmitted from the tube lens 220 and a curvature adjustment for reflecting light transmitted from the reflective mirror 610 to the objective lens 240. And a second beam splitter 630 disposed between the element 620 and the reflective mirror 610 and the curvature adjusting element 620. At this time, the focal length may be changed through the curvature adjusting element 620.
  • the array 120 ′ may be formed in various shapes.
  • the array 120 ′ may be formed in a pinhole shape.
  • the array 120 ′ may be formed in a polygonal shape such as a triangle and a rectangle.
  • the array 120 ′ may be formed in a hexagon shape or a seamless shape.
  • the array 120 ′ may be in a coded shape. Can be formed.
  • the shape of the array 120 is not necessarily limited thereto, and it is apparent that other shapes that may be easily derived by those skilled in the art may be applied.
  • Various shapes that may be applied to the array 120 ′ may be formed by shape processing such as etching or etching. Or it may be formed by printing on a transparent material.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 may restore the 3D shape of the tooth by scanning the x-y axis and the z axis of the patient's tooth at a high speed.
  • the patient's discomfort can be minimized and the 3D shape of the tooth can be restored with high precision, and the structure can be simplified to reduce cost and miniaturize.
  • the tooth scanning apparatus 10 may simplify the dental implant manufacturing process by directly scanning the tooth in the oral cavity of the patient, allowing the implant processing and implantation process to proceed after the CAD design based on this. .

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Selon un mode de réalisation, la présente invention concerne un dispositif de balayage des dents comprenant : une source de lumière qui émet de la lumière ; un réseau de trous d'épingle qui convertit la lumière émise par la source de lumière en multiples sources de lumière agencées en deux dimensions sur un plan ; une lentille électriquement ajustable qui modifie une distance focale et reçoit la lumière provenant du réseau de trous d'épingle pour former un plan de focalisation sur un échantillon ; et un capteur d'image qui détecte la lumière réfléchie par l'échantillon.
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