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    • Biomaterials and Dental Prosthetics
    • Digital Dentistry and Workflow Optimization

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    • Fabricating complete dentures often requires multiple appointments and significant laboratory work.
    • Replicating existing dentures can be challenging, yet offers benefits in maintaining patient familiarity and aesthetics.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a predictable workflow for fabricating complete dentures using existing prostheses as a foundation.
    • To evaluate the efficiency and clinical satisfaction of a novel denture replication technique.

    Main Methods:

    • The denture replication method utilizes the existing prosthesis as a foundation for a new denture.
    • It integrates functional impression techniques with soft reline materials and a digital workflow, specifically using the "copy-denture" feature in 3Shape software.
    • Modifications to borders and intaglio surfaces are performed while replicating tooth shape and contours.

    Main Results:

    • The technique allows for copying tooth shape and contours from the existing denture.
    • It streamlines the fabrication process by reducing clinical procedures and patient visits.
    • The digital integration significantly decreases laboratory labor and overall treatment time.

    Conclusions:

    • The denture replication method provides a predictable and efficient workflow for complete denture fabrication.
    • This approach reduces treatment time and costs while ensuring a satisfactory clinical outcome.
    • The integration of digital technology enhances the efficiency of replicating existing dentures.