Periodontal Bone Loss Analysis via Keypoint Detection With Heuristic Post-Processing

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2503.13477v1
• Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2025 00:34:29 GMT
• Title: Periodontal Bone Loss Analysis via Keypoint Detection With Heuristic Post-Processing
• Authors: Ryan Banks, Vishal Thengane, María Eugenia Guerrero, Nelly Maria García-Madueño, Yunpeng Li, Hongying Tang, Akhilanand Chaurasia,
• Abstract summary: This study evaluates the application of a deep learning keypoint and object detection model, YOLOv8-pose, for the automatic identification of localised bone loss landmarks.<n>YOLOv8-pose was fine-tuned on 193 annotated periapical radiographs.<n>We propose a keypoint detection metric, Percentage of Relative Correct Keypoints (PRCK), which normalises the metric to the average tooth size of teeth in the image.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Abstract: Calculating percentage bone loss is a critical test for periodontal disease staging but is sometimes imprecise and time consuming when manually calculated. This study evaluates the application of a deep learning keypoint and object detection model, YOLOv8-pose, for the automatic identification of localised periodontal bone loss landmarks, conditions and staging. YOLOv8-pose was fine-tuned on 193 annotated periapical radiographs. We propose a keypoint detection metric, Percentage of Relative Correct Keypoints (PRCK), which normalises the metric to the average tooth size of teeth in the image. We propose a heuristic post-processing module that adjusts certain keypoint predictions to align with the edge of the related tooth, using a supporting instance segmentation model trained on an open source auxiliary dataset. The model can sufficiently detect bone loss keypoints, tooth boxes, and alveolar ridge resorption, but has insufficient performance at detecting detached periodontal ligament and furcation involvement. The model with post-processing demonstrated a PRCK 0.25 of 0.726 and PRCK 0.05 of 0.401 for keypoint detection, mAP 0.5 of 0.715 for tooth object detection, mesial dice score of 0.593 for periodontal staging, and dice score of 0.280 for furcation involvement. Our annotation methodology provides a stage agnostic approach to periodontal disease detection, by ensuring most keypoints are present for each tooth in the image, allowing small imbalanced datasets. Our PRCK metric allows accurate evaluation of keypoints in dental domains. Our post-processing module adjusts predicted keypoints correctly but is dependent on a minimum quality of prediction by the pose detection and segmentation models. Code: https:// anonymous.4open.science/r/Bone-Loss-Keypoint-Detection-Code. Dataset: https://bit.ly/4hJ3aE7.

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