Advances in Digital Technologies in Dental Medicine: Enhancing Precision in Virtual Articulators [PDF]
Precision in diagnosis is essential for achieving optimal outcomes in prosthodontics, orthodontics, and orthognathic treatments. Virtual articulators provide a sophisticated digital alternative to conventional methods, integrating intraoral scans, facial
João Rua, Sofia Lobo, João Botelho
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Advancements in dental materials and techniques enabled dentists to provide complex prosthetic treatments to patients. Dental articulator is an indispensable tool to enhance the quality of the delivered work and increase patient satisfaction1. It is the purpose of this paper to present an overview of dental articulators, their different types ...
Rawan Abu Zaghlan (12446091)
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Reproducibility of wax interocclusal records on different articulators [PDF]
Context: The construction of a dental prosthesis needs the duplication of intermaxillary relationships of the patient on the articulator. This procedure is normally fulfilled using interocclusal records to program the articulator according to the patient'
Paul Jamil Boulos
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Development of a New Type of Incisal Table for Prosthetic Articulators [PDF]
This study illustrates the effectiveness of an advanced incisal table surface, featuring adjustable curvature, in the sake of more accurate articulator kinematics in anterior teeth reconstruction.
Alessandro Tasora, Piero Simeone
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CONCEPTUAL FEATURES OF OCCLUSAL BALANCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND PATHOLOGY OF LOCALIZED AND GENERALIZED DISEASES OF PARODONTAL TISSUES IN PATIENTS WITH PARTIAL TOOTH LOSS DURING ORTHOPEDIC REHABILITATION BOTH ON THE NATURAL TEETH AND THOSE ON DENTAL IMPLANT [PDF]
The biomechanical component is an important aspect of orthopedic rehabilitation in the case of parodontal tissue pathology, which involves the most accurate reproduction of not only the shape of the tooth but also the location (functional axis) and the ...
Yu.O. Kinash, L.V. Kinash
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Virtual articulator for the analysis of dental occlusion: An update [PDF]
The future of dental practice is closely linked to the utilization of computer-based technology, specifically virtual reality, which allows the dental surgeon to simulate true life situations in patients. The virtual articulator has been designed for the exhaustive analysis of static and dynamic occlusion, with the purpose of substituting mechanical ...
Maestre Ferrín, Laura +3 more
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A comparative study to evaluate the discrepancy in condylar guidance values between two commercially available arcon and non-arcon articulators: A clinical study [PDF]
Aim: The purpose of this study was comparative evaluation of sagittal condylar values of arcon and non-arcon articulators with cephalometric readings and to determine the amount of discrepancy in sagittal condylar guidance values between arcon and non ...
Mukesh Kumar Goyal, Shelly Goyal
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Virtual prouction of dental prostheses using a dental virtual articulator [PDF]
Dental virtual articulators constitute a great improvement in the design of dental prostheses. The use of computer aided design (CAD) systems and Reverse engineering tools permits the introduction of kinematic analysis in virtual design processes.
Solaberrieta Méndez, Eneko +5 more
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CONTACT POINTS DISTRIBUTION ACCORDING TO THE ARTICULATOR TYPE: SEMIADJUSTABLE VERSUS NON ADAPTABLE VERSUS DIGITAL [PDF]
Objectives. To analyze the location and intensity of occlusal contact points using three types of articulators: non adjustable, semiadjustable and digital with aiming at improving the diagnostic and treatment options in dental medicine.
Oana Almăşan +8 more
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Automated Digital Dental Articulation [PDF]
Articulating digital dental models is often inaccurate and very time-consuming. This paper presents an automated approach to efficiently articulate digital dental models to maximum intercuspation (MI). There are two steps in our method. The first step is to position the models to an initial position based on dental curves and a point matching algorithm.
James J. Xia +4 more
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