CAD/CAM techniques for the conservative and efficient management of tooth wear

CAD/CAM techniques for the conservative and efficient management of tooth wear

The prevalence of tooth wear has increased significantly in recent decades. Whilst many treatment approaches are available, there is no consensus on the best materials or techniques. Advances in digital workflows have the potential to reduce the biological cost of treatment, improve treatment outcom...

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Veröffentlicht in:British dental journal 2019-11, Vol.227 (9), p.791-796
Hauptverfasser: Antov, Hans, Jablonski, Rachael Y., Keeling, Andrew, Nixon, Peter
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Dentistry
Humans
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Tooth Attrition
Tooth Wear
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Humans
Teeth
Tooth Attrition
Tooth Wear
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