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CAD/CAM technology was introduced in dentistry in the year 1989 by Mormann & Brandestinni in Germany and today it is widely used in all the branches of prosthodontics.Using CAD/CAM technology, various types of restorations and dental prostheses can be designed and machined with accuracy and precision.Chairside CAD/CAM systems have evolved through a series of software and hardware which offer a three-dimensional (3-D) design program and can fabricate inlays, onlays, veneers, crowns, as well as three-unit bridges and custom implant abutments.With the latest improvements in the software, it is…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
CAD/CAM technology was introduced in dentistry in the year 1989 by Mormann & Brandestinni in Germany and today it is widely used in all the branches of prosthodontics.Using CAD/CAM technology, various types of restorations and dental prostheses can be designed and machined with accuracy and precision.Chairside CAD/CAM systems have evolved through a series of software and hardware which offer a three-dimensional (3-D) design program and can fabricate inlays, onlays, veneers, crowns, as well as three-unit bridges and custom implant abutments.With the latest improvements in the software, it is possible to produce a more clinically acceptable marginal fit of the milled restorations. The design and manufacturing process involve optically scanning and digitizing dies created from the master impression of the prepared teeth/cores, so that the dimensions of the margins may be duplicated precisely.The scanned 3-dimensional images of the dies are then used to design the substructure, prompted by computer software.The CAD unit is linked to a robotic CAM center that creates a restoration according to the design specifications.
Autorenporträt
Postgraduierter (MDS) in der Abteilung für Prothetik und Kronen- und Brückenbau an der Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka, Indien. Sie hat ein besonderes Interesse an den neuesten Technologien in der Zahnmedizin. Ein Enthusiast für ästhetische und kieferprothetische Rehabilitation.