Evaluation of two computer-aided design software on the adaptation of digitally constructed maxillary complete denture

Galil, Eman G Abd El; Mohamed, Shaimaa Mahmoud; Rizk, Fardos N; Sabet, Marwa Ezzat

doi:10.4103/jips.jips_137_21

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“…(5.1%) articles each described their use. Only of 6 (18,26,31,36,41,48) (15.4%) validation processes are not referred to in the articles, the rest were validated.…”

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“…“CephNinja”, (46, 53) “Diagnocat”, ( 21, 50 ) “OneCeph” ( 24, 46 ) y “WearCompare” ( 22, 23 ) were the recurrent tools and that 2 (5.1%) articles each described their use. Only of 6 ( 18, 26, 31, 36, 41, 48 ) (15.4%) validation processes are not referred to in the articles, the rest were validated.…”

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“…(39) Telediagnostic services have demonstrated high accuracy rates, comparable to face-to-face examinations, making them a reliable alternative for clinical support, especially in remote areas. (64) For the evaluation of prosthodontics and prosthesis adjustments, Geomagic (31) is available, a tool that ensures that prostheses such as dentures fit correctly to the models of the patient's mouth.…”

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“…For the evaluation of prosthodontics and prosthesis adjustments, Geomagic (31) is available, a tool that ensures that prostheses such as dentures fit correctly to the models of the patient’s mouth. For research data development and management NutriOdonto (16) it facilitates the management of epidemiological data in oral health, which is crucial for research and diagnosis using the epidemiological method.…”

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Informatic tools for diagnosis in dentistry. A compilation review

Chaple Gil,

Damas Heredia,

Afrashtehfar

2024

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The objective of this article was to compile the computer tools available in the scientific literature aimed at diagnosis in dentistry. An scoping review research was conducted in Pubmed, Scopus and Web of Science. Were include, original researches type articles, Articles that reported the usefulness of a computer/technological tool that helps diagnosis in dental practice, Articles published in the last 20 years (period 2004- 2024) and written in English and Spanish. Online tool Rayyan was used to establish homogeneity in the review of the authors on a single online platform where they had access and could centralize the results. Variables were extracted from each article included in the study. A total of 12648 records were recuperated from data bases. After decantation process were included 39 reports that described 36 computer tools for diagnosis in dentistry. More informatic tools related to "Restorative Dentistry" have been developed than the rest of the specialties 14 (40%), Python was the predominant programming language, 83.3% of the tools were validated and 27.8% were free. Informatics tools in dentistry enhance diagnosis and treatment planning. However, a robust regulatory framework is needed for their validation before clinical implementation. Continuous training of dental professionals in these technologies is crucial to maximize their benefits and ensure optimal patient care. The need for more research to explore the potential of informatics applications in dentistry, their integration into existing health systems, and their accessibility in resource-limited areas is emphasized.

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“…(5.1%) articles each described their use. Only of 6 (18,26,31,36,41,48) (15.4%) validation processes are not referred to in the articles, the rest were validated.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Informatic tools for diagnosis in dentistry. A compilation review

Chaple Gil,

Damas Heredia,

Afrashtehfar

2024

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“…This is attributed to the speed, accuracy and the comfort of the patients with digitally manfactured dentures compared to the conventional ones. (14)(15)(16) In group II, the teeth positioning guide was designed to rest on the hard plate so that it act as an end point to verify the seating of the guide. (17) Also, the guide was designed not to extend beyond the height of contour of the teeth to allow the ease of insertion and removal of the teeth from the guide and to avoid any engagement of the teeth undercuts.…”

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Effect of using teeth positioning guides on the accuracy of CAD/CAM complete dentures: an in-vitro study

Nabil,

Thabet,

Tarek

2022

Ain Shams Dental Journal

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Aim: is to evaluate the effect of using teeth positioning guides on the accuracy of CAD/CAM complete dentures. Materials and methods: Twelve denture bases were digitally designed using the Exocad software and 3D printed upon an educational maxillary edentulous model. In group I, six printed upper complete dentures were fabricated, and the teeth were manually positioned in the recesses of the denture bases, while in group II, six printed upper complete dentures were fabricated, and the teeth were positioned in the recesses of the denture bases using a teeth positioning guide. Results: Group II showed higher deviation and less accuracy when compared to group I regarding the accuracy of the positions of the centrals and the first molars. The differences between both groups were statistically significant. Conclusion:The accuracy of the teeth positions in printed complete dentures was reduced by the use of teeth positioning guides.

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