Digital smile design put to the test: which method makes more accurate temporary teeth?
NCT ID NCT07213453
Summary
This small pilot study compared two digital methods for designing temporary dental veneers. Researchers tested whether 3D-printed temporary teeth matched their digital designs accurately. Five volunteers had veneers designed using both a 2D-to-3D method and a direct 3D method, then printed. The study found the direct 3D method produced more accurate results, especially for width measurements.
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Marmara University
Istanbul, Turkey (Türkiye)
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