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To assess the scanning accuracy of newly designed scan bodies with extensional structures compared to conventional impression techniques for complete-arch implant rehabilitation.

March 17, 2020Clinical Oral Implants Research

Improved scanning accuracy with newly designed scan bodies: An in vitro study comparing digital versus conventional impression techniques for complete‐arch implant rehabilitation

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RHRuoxuan HuangStomatology Hospital YLYuanxiang LiuStomatology Hospital BHBaoxin HuangNanchang University

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In vitro study demonstrates superior accuracy with conventional splinted impressions over digital scans in complete-arch implants, indicating traditional methods remain standard.

Key Points

To assess the scanning accuracy of newly designed scan bodies with extensional structures compared to conventional impression techniques for complete-arch implant rehabilitation.
Conducted an in vitro comparative analysis assessing digital impressions using newly designed scan bodies with extensional structures against conventional splinted open-tray impression techniques.
Evaluated impression and scanning accuracy metrics within a simulated complete-arch implant rehabilitation model.
The newly developed scan body with an extensional structure significantly improved digital scanning accuracy.
Conventional splinted open-tray impressions maintained superior overall accuracy compared to digital impression techniques for full-arch implant rehabilitation.

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Huang et al. (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69da990f615cc0c8eaa3c023 https://doi.org/10.1111/clr.13598

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In vitro study demonstrates superior accuracy with conventional splinted impressions over digital scans in complete-arch implants, indicating traditional methods remain standard.

Improved scanning accuracy with newly designed scan bodies: An in vitro study comparing digital versus conventional impression techniques for complete‐arch implant rehabilitation

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Improved scanning accuracy with newly designed scan bodies: An in vitro study comparing digital versus conventional impression techniques for complete‐arch implant rehabilitation

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