Dentistry Goes Digital: A Cad-Cam Way- A Review Article

Prajapati, Aalap; Prajapati, Anchal; Mody, Dhawal; Choudhary, Anuraag B

doi:10.9790/0853-13845359

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“…Due to a hit use of all-ceramic crowns, all ceramic structures have come to be a possible remedy options. 12 2. Time effectiveness.…”

Section: Everestmentioning

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“…A virtual affect additionally method that sufferers do now no longer should have affect cloth and trays used, saving them discomfort. 13 9. Latest innovation in CAD/CAM gadget lets in occlusion to be regarded and evolved in dynamic state.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Capital prices of those structures are pretty excessive and speedy huge scale manufacturing of appropriate best recovery is essential to attain monetary viability. 12 4. Matching the affected person"s teeth coloration to the blocks of substances used to manufacture the restorations may be a project to the dentist initially.…”

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CAD/CAM in Restorative Dentistry

Tomer¹,

Guin²,

Jain³

et al. 2021

ijmsdr

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Computers have had a huge impact on the dental place of work and dental exercise major to huge adjustments in communication, financial accounting, and administrative functions. Computerized systems have greater currentlygenerated developing variety of software program for the delivery of affected character treatment. Digital effect systemsand chairside CAD/CAM systems offer opportunities to mix virtual impressions and entire contour restorations withinside the dental place of work. Systems depend on single picturegraph and video cameras to report the digital file that is the foundation for an accurate outcome. This article gives key elements of automatic generation using the CAD/CAM process. CAD/CAM technique appears to be the most common technique currently available; this is fast, easy and maintains time. CAD/CAM systems are variable; therefore, using the right gadget with a logical approach for treating patients are quite mandatory. Keywords: CAD/CAM systems

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“…Due to a hit use of all-ceramic crowns, all ceramic structures have come to be a possible remedy options. 12 2. Time effectiveness.…”

Section: Everestmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Everestmentioning

confidence: 99%

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CAD/CAM in Restorative Dentistry

Tomer¹,

Guin²,

Jain³

et al. 2021

ijmsdr

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“…Modern CAD/CAM frameworks are able to manufacture not as it were the single crown coping, but too the metal framework for a fixed partial denture of up to 14 units, or customized implant abutments [15,16]. As for the exactness of the items, indeed in spite of the fact that CAD/CAM innovation is moderately modern and requires change, the speed with which it has been created to surrender comes about comparable to the routine lost-wax method is noteworthy [17].…”

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Marginal Accuracy of Titanium Framework Using Different Manufacturing Techniques in Fixed Partial Prostheses

Magdy¹,

Masoud²,

Korsel³

et al. 2022

Act Scie Dental

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This study aimed to evaluate marginal accuracy of titanium framework using different manufacturing techniques in fixed partial prostheses (Conventional casting, subtractive and additive manufacturing). Material and Methods:Thirty resin replicas of a metallic master die were scanned. The design of the titanium framework was done utilizing 3Shape software (CAD) that resembles three-unit bridges to obtain Standard Tessellation Language (STL) file of the final design. Thirty titanium frameworks were fabricated and divided in to three groups according to manufacturing technique. Group C (n = 10): Casting manufacturing technique. Group S (n = 10): Subtractive manufacturing technique. Group A (n = 10): Additive manufacturing technique. In group (C), the framework wax pattern was fabricated using 3D printed wax pattern then invested and casted.In groups (S)and(A), The STL file of the final design of titanium framework was send to a computer aided manufacturing (CAM) machine and metal rapid prototyping machine. Each framework was luted to epoxy die under 2 kg static load. The luted assembly was segmented longitudinal at its center. The gap between die and framework was measured before and after sectioning at cervical shoulder in terms of vertical gap (VG) and horizontal discrepancy (HD), then were statistically analyzed by ANOVA/Tukey test (P < 0.05). Results:The VG and HD values of titanium framework fabricated by subtractive technology showed high marginal accuracy compared to the others at all measurement locations. However, there was no statistical difference (P > 0.05) among the subtractive and additive technology. Casting titanium showed the least marginal accuracy in both VG and HD values. Conclusion:The measured marginal accuracies of titanium framework fabricated by the subtractive and additive techniques demonstrated clinically acceptable marginal discrepancies on the working dies.

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“…However bar design requires more interocclusal space than other attachments [4] Computer aided design/computer aided manufacturing "CAD/CAM" technology helped with fabrication of accurate and passively fitting dental prosthesis. Such technology offered a number of advantages as time effectiveness, reduced labour and quality control [5].…”

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Accuracy of Different Impression Techniques on The Fit of Screw-Retained Bar Joining Two Interforaminal Implants

Gamal El Din,

Nawar,

Abdelfattah

2021

Ain Shams Dental Journal

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Purpose: To evaluate the accuracy of two different impression techniques on the fit of screw retained bar in implant assisted overdentures. Methodology: Ten completely edentulous patients were selected from Removable Prosthodontics Department, Ain Shams university according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. All patients received implant assisted mandibular overdenture with a screw retained bar. Two bars were made for each patient by two different impression techniques. In the first technique, open top impression was used to fabricate the screw-retained bar. However, in the second technique intraoral digital impression was used. Passive fit of each bar was then evaluated. Results:The results of this study showed non statistically significant difference between both impression techniques. Conclusion: Within the limitations of this study it may be concluded that the results for both impression techniques on the fit of the screw-retained bar in implant assisted overdentures.

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Dentistry Goes Digital: A Cad-Cam Way- A Review Article

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

CAD/CAM in Restorative Dentistry

CAD/CAM in Restorative Dentistry

Marginal Accuracy of Titanium Framework Using Different Manufacturing Techniques in Fixed Partial Prostheses

Accuracy of Different Impression Techniques on The Fit of Screw-Retained Bar Joining Two Interforaminal Implants

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