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Literature Review
Introduction/Context/Diagnosis
The term 3 D printing is generally used to describe a manufacturing approach that builds objects one layer at a time, adding multiple layers to form an object The presentation aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the use of 3 D printing technology in restorative dentistry and its potential impact on the field
Methods/Treatment Plan
This presentation provides an overview of 3D printing technology and its use in restorative dentistry. It begins with an introduction to 3D printing, defining the technology and discussing its history. The presentation then delves into the various types of 3D printing technologies, explaining how they work and their applications in dentistry. The use of 3D printing in restorative dentistry is discussed in detail. The presentation also covers the use of 3D printing for tooth models and dies, wax patterns, inlays, onlays, single-tooth crowns, and fixed prostheses. The accuracy and reliability of 3D-printed dental models and restorations are compared to traditional methods, along with the impact of post-fabrication processing on the final product. The limitations of 3D printing in dentistry are also discussed.
Significance/Conclusions
The presentation concludes with a discussion of the future of 3D printing in restorative dentistry, including the potential of 4D printing technology. Overall, the presentation aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the use of 3D printing technology in restorative dentistry and its potential impact on the field.
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3D Printing in Restorative Dentistry
The term 3 D printing is generally used to describe a manufacturing approach that builds objects one layer at a time, adding multiple layers to form an object The presentation aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the use of 3 D printing technology in restorative dentistry and its potential impact on the field
