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Stomatologiia
|April 23, 2011
Abstract:
The active development and introduction of CAD/CAM technologies in dental practice initiated the authors (of the article) to develop the algorithm of virtual set up of complete removable prostheses using 3D visualization system of face and dentitions. Patient's faces and individual tablespoon with occlusal rollers were scanning. Three-dimensional models ware received on. Then both models were put in correspondence with each other by software RapidForm 2006 Basis . Virtual artificial teeth were selected from computerized databank.
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