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Evaluates retention capacity of 3D-printed temporary crowns, suggesting improved orthopedic treatment options.
The use of modern methods in dentistry must meet serious requirements at all stages of orthopedic treatment. One of these stages is the production of temporary structures. The development and spread of digital equipment opens up great opportunities in medicine, and in dentistry in particular, for example, the production of artificial temporary crowns using 3D printing. The research was conducted using an electron microscope, and the samples were analyzed using 3D printing. The article discusses the current issues of using new technologies to improve the quality of services and enhance the retention of temporary cement in orthopedic structures.
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