AI-assisted versus point-based registration for digital planning in CBCT images with metallic artifacts. [PDF]
Shobair NI +3 more
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From Paper to Pixels-A Narrative Review of Occlusal Analysis. [PDF]
Aljanahi M +3 more
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Evaluation and comparison of the scanning accuracy of three intraoral scanners for single crown, three-unit, and cross-arch fixed partial denture by three-dimensional digital superimposition technique and measurement of vertical marginal fit of three-dimensional-printed resin retainers: An in vitro study. [PDF]
Dhiran M +5 more
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Debonding of Clear Aligner Attachments With Fluorescence-Aided Identification Technique (FIT): An In Vitro Study. [PDF]
Bordihn IV +8 more
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The Impact of Digital Workflows on the Design of Fixed Prostheses: A Systematic Literature Review. [PDF]
Chellaoui N, Sadik S, Morchad B.
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Digital impression workflows and mucosal considerations in removable complete dentures. [PDF]
Tsai FC, Chou HH, Saito T, Lin WC.
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Additively Manufactured Devices With Varying Designs and Sizes for Acquiring Initial Intraoral Implant Scans [PDF]
Dental literature has reported greater intraoral scanning accuracy when implant scan bodies (ISBs) are connected when compared with non-connected methods.
Ferrán Llansana +2 more
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Intraoral Scans Alignment in Single Edentulous Arch Cases
Using intraoral scans for removable denture fabrication requires proper alignment according to maxillo-mandibular relationships. The presented technique combines intraoral and extraoral scanning of the occlusion rim to obtain intraoral scan alignment and
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AbstractThis article describes a technique to assist with intraoral digital scans for fabricating tooth‐supported prostheses by using a custom intraoral scan body when the extension of the scan or the clinical characteristics might compromise the reliability of the intraoral digital scan.
Miguel Gómez‐Polo +5 more
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Intraoral scanning systems - a current overview
International journal of computerized dentistry, 2015There is no doubt today about the possibilities and potential of digital impression-taking with the aid of intraoral optical impression systems, and the past few years have seen a considerable increase in the range of optical intraoral scanners available on the market.
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