This study provides a technological approach to restoring a patient's smile.
This case, which involved the use of a titanium understructure that was designed and fabricated using CAD/CAM technology, illustrates how far dentistry has come in the past 35 years.
Using dental scanners and software for your dental lab
Article takes a look at the different types of additive technology products used in the lab
As technologies converge and milling materials advance, CAD/CAM dentistry progresses.
Our 2012 Annual Technology Review with 14 key opinion leaders reviewing 14 major technology categories
Using technology to deliver efficient restorative options
Cooperation is key in creating customized, CAD/CAM-fabricated restorations
Guidelines for predictably capturing the detail and occlusal morphology the laboratory needs to create successful C&B restorations
A review of the four available digital impression taking systems
A review of material options for CAD/CAM dentistry
This article will consider the impact of these additive manufacturing technologies, their current fit as new tools to automate workflow, the potential disruptive impact on the industry in general, and...
In this continuation of “Full-Arch Restorations on CAD/CAM-Milled Titanium Bars,” which appeared in the September 2011 issue of Inside Dental Technology, the author addresses the second stage of t...