Abstract

The results of an expanded spectral analysis of donor dentin materials using Raman spectroscopy are presented. Mathematical methods for the enhancement of the resolution of spectral profiles and chemometric analysis for assessing the composition of biomaterials are used. Criteria for the noninvasive assessment of dentin materials using their spectral properties during their fabrication are formulated.

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