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International Journal of Computerized Dentistry
|March 27, 2025
Abstract:
In view of the rapid developments in digital dentistry (such as digital workflow and CAD/CAM processes), questions have arisen regarding digital occlusion, including the possibilities of occlusal analysis. This raises questions about definitions and terminology: What do we mean when we talk about occlusion in the context of digitization, especially in the case of digital models, and what are the potentials of digital occlusal analysis? Initial thoughts on this important topic are presented in preparation for an upcoming guideline.
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