Accuracy of Full-arch Implant Scan with Nexus IOS® Scan Gauges versus Different Conventional Scan bodies: an in Vitro Comparative Study

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This is a In Vitro Study study.

Henriette Lerner; Paul Weigl; Rober Sader; Michael Klein; Mariano A. Polack; Frank J. Tuminelli

doi:10.1016/j.jdent.2025.106254

November 1, 2025Journal of DentistryOpen Access

Accuracy of Full-arch Implant Scan with Nexus IOS® Scan Gauges versus Different Conventional Scan bodies: an in Vitro Comparative Study

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Key Points

In vitro analysis improves digital implant accuracy and consistency with calibrated scan gauges.
Calibration methods provide potential benefits over traditional conventional scan bodies for full-arch implants.
Assessment of varying scanning techniques highlights emerging trends in dental prosthetics and implantology.
Further exploration is required to establish routine use of calibrated scanning techniques in clinical settings.

Implication

In vitro analysis shows calibrated scan gauges may enhance digital implant accuracy in full-arch scenarios.

Abstract

These findings support the potential of calibrated SGs to improve digital FA implant accuracy and consistency, aligning with emerging literature on calibrated and framework-based scanning approaches.

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Lerner et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Accuracy of Full-arch Implant Scan with Nexus IOS® Scan Gauges versus Different Conventional Scan bodies: an in Vitro Comparative Study

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Accuracy of Full-arch Implant Scan with Nexus IOS® Scan Gauges versus Different Conventional Scan bodies: an in Vitro Comparative Study

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Implication

Abstract

Discussion

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