3D SCAN / PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION REPORT Template

Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammā-sambuddhassa

The Office of Siridantamahāpalaka

Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Private Museum

Research and Publishing Department

3D SCAN / PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION REPORT

Report ID: HSW-BTR-2026-0001
Date of Documentation: January 15, 2026
Location of Documentation: The Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Private Museum

Researcher – Author:

Sao Dhammasami
Bhikkhu Indasoma Siridantamahāpalaka (Pen Name)
ORCID: 0009-0000-0697-4760
Title: Custodian (Siridantamahāpalaka) of the Buddha Tooth Relics
Affiliation: Founder and Director, Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Private Museum
Office: The Office of Siridantamahāpalaka

Expertise:

Specially trained in Buddhist archaeology and the historical tracking of tooth relics through the stūpa research registry; integrates archaeological charts with travel accounts and museum records to support preservation for study and veneration.

Tooth Identification

Tooth Label in Original Grid	Anatomical Type (estimated)	Likely Position (FDI/Universal)	Estimated Age of Specimen	Condition
1	Canine (probable)	Upper canine (13/23) – estimated (no scale/reference provided)	Unknown (catalogued as Tooth relic specimen)	Well-preserved with moderate surface staining and minor wear

Metric Data

This table shows the metric data visually estimated from the high-resolution photograph or 3D scan approximation.

Measurement	Value
Maximum Length (mesio-distal)	X.XX mm (approx.)
Maximum Height (crown-root)	XX.XX mm (approx.)
Maximum Width (bucco-lingual)	X.XX mm (approx.)
Crown Height	XX.XX mm (approx.)
Root Length (approximate)	XX.XX mm (approx.)
Measurement Method	Visual estimation from high-resolution photograph / 3D scan approximation

Notable Features & Observations

• Elongated, single-rooted morphology consistent with a canine-type tooth.

• Distinct bluish-grey to violet discoloration concentrated toward the coronal third (surface staining or mineral accretion).

• Crown tip appears smoothed/rounded, suggesting mild occlusal/incisal wear.

• Enamel surface shows fine textural irregularities and scattered micro-pitting consistent with age-related abrasion or depositional history.

• Root surface appears intact with no gross fractures visible in this view.

• No obvious cavitation consistent with advanced caries visible from the provided angle (diagnosis limited by single-view photo).

• Tonal gradient from pale ivory to warmer yellow hues along the body suggests differential staining and/or exposure.

Attached Image:

Certification:

This documentation is prepared according to the internal recording standards of the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Private Museum for research, preservation, and veneration purposes.