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Digitization in Operative Dentistry
2021There has been tremendous advancements and innovations in the field of material science, technology and adhesive dentistry which has brought about a sea of change in the way we practice dentistry today. Transformations from the traditional dentistry to digital dentistry is making far-reaching consequences to patient care and also affecting the ...
Mahantesh Yeli, Mohan Bhuvaneswaran
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Digital Technologies for Restorative Dentistry
Dental Clinics of North America, 2022Although the accuracy of direct digitization of oral structure has been improved, indirect digitization is still required in specific situations such as full-arch scanning. Once accurate images are imported, efficient designing can be achieved by CAD software. Although smile design using a 3-dimensional facial scan better predicts planned restorations,
Hidehiko, Watanabe +2 more
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2021
The age of digitalization and innovation has hit the health care sector like a lightning bolt. Especially the process of dealing with the corona crisis has shown the need for digital communication, digital networking, telemedicine, and more. The influence of digitalization in health care is stronger than ever.
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The age of digitalization and innovation has hit the health care sector like a lightning bolt. Especially the process of dealing with the corona crisis has shown the need for digital communication, digital networking, telemedicine, and more. The influence of digitalization in health care is stronger than ever.
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Materials in digital dentistry—A review
Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, 2020AbstractObjectiveTo review materials available in computer‐aided design/computer‐aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM), their various properties and accuracy are compared to conventional materials/methods when available.OverviewCAD/CAM in dentistry is constantly growing and becoming a user‐ and patient‐friendly technology and service using intraoral scanners ...
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THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL IMAGING IN DENTISTRY
Dental Clinics of North America, 2000Digital radiographic imaging in dentistry has matured. All the reasons dentists have cited for keeping conventional, film-based systems have been refuted: cost, sensors, storage, and training are not issues. There are many reasons to switch to digital. This article outlines external factors that dentists may not have considered that will influence the ...
D A, Miles, M R, Razzano
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DIGITAL DENTISTRY IN THE COMPUTER AGE
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1999Computers are becoming an integral part of the practice of dentistry. Smaller, smarter and more ergonomic computing devices will support an increasing proportion of dental practice activities. Technology will make practice management more efficient, mainly by reducing transactional overhead.
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An introduction to digital radiography in dentistry
Journal of Orthodontics, 2002The aim of this article is to explain the basic principles of digital radiography, and to discuss the intra- and extra-oral imaging systems currently available. There are two main types of digital sensors available. One is based on charge coupled device technology and the other consists of phosphor storage plates.
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Dental Nursing, 2008
To stay ahead of the challenges of running a dental practice, Debra Hackshaw looks into the world of information technology and points out how computers and software can be employed to make a running a practice a smoother more efficient affair.
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To stay ahead of the challenges of running a dental practice, Debra Hackshaw looks into the world of information technology and points out how computers and software can be employed to make a running a practice a smoother more efficient affair.
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