Dental implant is commonly known as the 3rd Dentition and is a widely used treatment modality for prosthetic rehabilitation of partially and fully edentulous patients. This primarily involves the installation of the fixtures that serve to replace the root of a natural missing tooth. It is rightly said "The First Impression Is The Last Impression". This holds truly well in terms of impressions in implant dentistry that form the foundation for the success of implant prosthesis. The main objective of impression making is to record the most accurate copy of the implant analogues, implant...

Discover the art and science of digital dental photography with this comprehensive guide designed for dental professionals. From mastering the basics of camera selection and settings to advanced techniques in lighting and composition, this book provides step-by-step instructions and practical tips for capturing high-quality images. Learn how to document cases, enhance patient communication, and elevate your clinical presentations with precision and clarity. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced practitioner, this resource will help you achieve excellence in dental photography,...

Digitalization in restorative dentistry has revolutionized treatment planning, execution, and patient outcomes. Technologies like intraoral scanning, computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM), and 3D printing have enhanced precision, efficiency, and aesthetics. Digital workflows eliminate conventional impressions, reducing patient discomfort and errors. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) aids in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning, while artificial intelligence (AI) assists in caries detection and restoration design. Digital shade matching ensures superior...

La numérisation en dentisterie restauratrice a révolutionné la planification et l'exécution des traitements, ainsi que les résultats pour les patients. Des technologies telles que le scanner intra-oral, la conception assistée par ordinateur/fabrication assistée par ordinateur (CAO/FAO) et l'impression 3D ont amélioré la précision, l'efficacité et l'esthétique. Les flux de travail numériques éliminent les empreintes conventionnelles, ce qui réduit la gêne et les erreurs pour le patient. La tomographie à faisceau conique (CBCT) permet un diagnostic précis et une planification...