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Journal of Dentistry
Objectives The long-term success of complete-arch implant-supported fixed dental prostheses (CAISFDPs) depends on impression accuracy, which may be influenced by the arch, impression level, and technique. This study investigated how these factors affect impression accuracy (trueness and precision) for CAISFDPs METHODS: : Maxillary and mandibular ...
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Objectives The long-term success of complete-arch implant-supported fixed dental prostheses (CAISFDPs) depends on impression accuracy, which may be influenced by the arch, impression level, and technique. This study investigated how these factors affect impression accuracy (trueness and precision) for CAISFDPs METHODS: : Maxillary and mandibular ...
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Scanning electron microscopy, 1980
New materials and new techniques have enabled the fabrication of more reliable and more accurate replicas. Not only is the reproduction of detail of importance, but the expertise required from the operator and the time involved to produce a replica are considered key factors.
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New materials and new techniques have enabled the fabrication of more reliable and more accurate replicas. Not only is the reproduction of detail of importance, but the expertise required from the operator and the time involved to produce a replica are considered key factors.
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry
Digital scanning techniques have offered clinicians a faster and more patient-friendly treatment workflow. However, the fabrication of a definitive prosthesis often necessitates a physical cast to ensure precise verification. While 3-dimensionally (3D) printed casts provide excellent accuracy, introducing laboratory analogs to these casts can result in
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Digital scanning techniques have offered clinicians a faster and more patient-friendly treatment workflow. However, the fabrication of a definitive prosthesis often necessitates a physical cast to ensure precise verification. While 3-dimensionally (3D) printed casts provide excellent accuracy, introducing laboratory analogs to these casts can result in
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Accuracy of different dental implant impression techniques comparing different materials
Dental Materials, 2014PERA, FRANCESCO +6 more
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A versatile impression technique for dental castings.
Quintessence international, dental digest, 1983E G, Wilson, S R, Werrin
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[Impression techniques today--basic knowledge for the dental technician].
Das Dental-Labor. Le Laboratoire dentaire. The Dental laboratory, 1991openaire +1 more source