Jizhe Lyu
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4
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About
Jizhe Lyu is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of digital dentistry and robotic-assisted oral surgery. Their work centers on developing and validating semi-active robotic systems for precision dental procedures, with a particular focus on implant placement, crown lengthening, and esthetic veneer preparation. Lyu’s major contributions include the introduction of novel calibration methods—such as cone beam computed tomography and intraoral scanner data registration—that significantly enhance the accuracy of robot-assisted implant placement, as demonstrated in their 2024 study (11 citations). They also led the development of a crown lengthening surgery robot specifically designed for the esthetic zone, achieving high precision in an in vitro setting (9 citations). Most recently, Lyu has explored the feasibility of semi-active robots for porcelain veneer tooth preparation (5 citations), pushing the boundaries of minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry. With a growing body of work that consistently reports sub-millimeter accuracy, Lyu’s research is shaping the future of automated, reproducible, and patient-specific dental surgeries. Their studies are essential reading for clinicians and engineers seeking to integrate robotics into clinical workflows.
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