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The Quick ear face-bow and Dentatus face-bow showed similar reliability in transferring hinge axis data. Both instruments offer reproducible results for dental articulator use.

Area of Science:

  • Dental Mechanics
  • Prosthodontics
  • Craniomandibular Research

Context:

  • Accurate transfer of the kinematic or arbitrary hinge axis is crucial for dental articulator programming.
  • Existing face-bow devices vary in their design and clinical application.
  • Evaluating the reliability of different face-bows is essential for consistent clinical outcomes.

Purpose:

  • To clinically compare the reliability of the Quick ear face-bow versus the Dentatus face-bow for arbitrary hinge axis transfer.
  • To assess the reproducibility of measurements obtained with both face-bow instruments.

Summary:

  • Forty measurements were performed on eight patients using both the Quick ear face-bow and the Dentatus face-bow.
  • Statistical analysis revealed no significant difference in the face-bow recordings between the two instruments.

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  • Both devices demonstrated good reproducibility in transferring the arbitrary hinge axis.

    • Impact:

    • The findings suggest that the Quick ear face-bow is a reliable alternative to the Dentatus face-bow for arbitrary hinge axis transfer.
    • Clinicians can achieve comparable clinical results using either the Quick ear face-bow or the Dentatus face-bow.
    • This research supports the interchangeable use of these face-bows in dental articulator setup, potentially simplifying clinical procedures.