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Modern perspective of indirect restorations: Two case reports
International Journal of Applied Dental Sciences · 2021 · Vol. 7(1) · pp. 245–250
Somya Jain✉(Rajasthan Dental College and Hospital)Neetu Jindal(Rajasthan Dental College and Hospital)Renu Agarwal(Rajasthan Dental College and Hospital)Neha Mittal(Rajasthan Dental College and Hospital)
Abstract
The development of digital dentistry has tremendously revolutionized the way restorative procedures are performed today. Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Milling (CAD/CAM) is an integral part of modern dentistry since its inception in the 1980s when CEREC was first introduced 15 years ago. Improved mechanical retention, better marginal integrity and enhanced aesthetics are few of the advantages of CAD/CAM over conventional indirect restorative techniques. The current paper demonstrates two case reports where the restorative needs of the patient were fulfilled with the help of CAD/CAM technology.
Dental materials and restorationsDental Research and COVID-19Dental Implant Techniques and OutcomesCERECCADPerspective (graphical)DentistryRestorative dentistryComputer Aided DesignComputer scienceOrthodonticsEngineering drawingEngineering
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