Visual Behaviour During the Interpretation of Cone-Beam Computed Tomography Images of Traumatic Dental Injuries: An Eye-Tracking Study

The findings indicate variability in visual attention metrics depending on the type of TDI, suggesting that certain injuries may require more focused attention for accurate diagnosis. Specifically, lateral and extrusive luxation injuries attracted longer dwell times, possibly due to their unique diagnostic challenges. This research provides a basis for future studies aiming to optimize education and training related to CBCT interpretation of traumatic dental injuries.