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Christian Coachman^1,2, Lauren Bohner³, Camila Sales Jreige⁴

¹Department of Preventive and Restorative Sciences, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry : Official Publication of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry ... [Et Al.]

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Summary

This study introduces guided dentistry, digital quality control, and "copy-paste" dentistry to improve virtual planning in restorative dentistry. This approach ensures final outcomes closely match the initial digital design for esthetics and function.

Keywords:

CAD-CAM dental technology digital workflow periodontics prosthodontics

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Area of Science:

Digital Dentistry
Restorative Dentistry
Interdisciplinary Dental Treatment

Background:

Digital workflows in restorative dentistry often fail to achieve planned esthetic and functional outcomes.
A significant limitation in current digital dentistry is the discrepancy between initial treatment plans and final results.

Purpose of the Study:

To present an interdisciplinary approach using novel concepts for virtual planning to achieve desired esthetics and function.
To introduce guided dentistry, digital quality control, and "copy-paste" dentistry to enhance treatment predictability.

Main Methods:

Guided dentistry involves 3D simulations and the creation of guides for clinical procedures.
Digital quality control utilizes intraoral scanners and 3D software to compare outcomes with pre-operative simulations.
"Copy-paste" dentistry leverages software to maintain and adapt original digital designs for comparable results.

Main Results:

The proposed method integrates facial-driven planning with periodontal and restorative procedures for comprehensive dental rehabilitation.
Digital control and guided workflows ensure that final outcomes are equivalent and closely align with the initial treatment design.

Conclusions:

The presented concepts utilize technological resources to guide procedures and assess outcomes at each stage.
This approach facilitates the development of accurate, functional, and esthetic dental rehabilitations in interdisciplinary cases.
The technique is reproducible, yielding results that consistently reflect the established treatment plan.