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New software (Cerec 3-D version 3.80) enhances quadrant restoration by enabling buccal scans of the opposing jaw. This improves accuracy when multiple teeth in a quadrant require restoration.

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Dentistry
Dental Technology
Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM)

Background:

Quadrant restoration is a standard dental procedure.
The Cerec 3-D software has long supported quadrant restoration workflows.
Previous versions lacked advanced cross-arch scanning capabilities.

Observation:

The Cerec 3-D software version 3.80 introduces a new feature.
This feature allows for scanning the opposing jaw.
The scanned opposing jaw can be correlated with the prepared jaw via a buccal scan.

Findings:

The new buccal scan correlation feature in Cerec 3-D v3.80 enhances accuracy for quadrant restorations.
This is particularly beneficial when multiple teeth within a single quadrant are being restored.
The integration of opposing jaw data improves the precision of the restoration.

Implications:

This advancement in CAD/CAM dentistry offers improved treatment planning for complex quadrant restorations.
Enhanced accuracy can lead to better fitting restorations and potentially reduced chair time.
The described procedure provides a detailed guide for clinicians adopting this new technology.