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Summary

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This case report introduces a digital workflow for dental implants, combining intraoral and cone beam computerized tomography scans. A second intraoral scan after interim restoration placement simplifies digital file association and abutment design.

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Digital Dentistry
Implantology

Background:

The full digital workflow for dental restorations integrates intraoral scans and cone beam computerized tomography (CBCT) scans.
Accurate digital impressions are crucial for prosthetic rehabilitation, particularly in implant dentistry.

Observation:

A novel approach involved a second intraoral scan after soft tissue management, guided by a 3D-printed interim implant restoration.
This facilitated the association of a new STL file with the initial intraoral scan's STL file.

Findings:

The digital workflow successfully integrated sequential intraoral scans without requiring implant scan bodies.
A custom abutment was digitally designed using STL files derived from the intraoral scans.
This method streamlines the digital process, enhancing data management and prosthetic design.

Implications:

This technique offers a simplified and efficient digital workflow for implant restorations.
It highlights the potential of 3D-printed interim restorations in managing soft tissues for improved digital impressions.
The elimination of implant scan bodies reduces procedural steps and potential errors in digital implant dentistry.