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First scanner manufacturer

Nobel Biocare (non-chairside)

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First in-office chairside scanner

Sirona

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CAM

CNC where software dictates the movement of factory tools and machinery.

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Benefits of rapid prototyping

Helps in unique case design, no mass production, and efficiency.

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Finishing tech not required for CAD/CAM

Printing.

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Restoration fabricated using milled/printed PMMA

Temporary restoration.

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Ceramic layering in CAD/CAM

Never completely eliminated.

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Not an indication for using milled zirconia

Models.

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Advantage of chairside CAD/CAM technology

No physical impression taking required.

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Light used by current lab scanners

Structured light.

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Accuracy level required for C&B manufacturing

10 microns.

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Why intraoral scanners are common

Digital impressions are more accurate.

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Differentiating factor for lab scanners

Size is not a differentiating factor.

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Partial denture frameworks fabrication methods

Milled, printed, or done with analogy techniques.

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Material not used for FC single crown restoration

Wax.

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Digital workflow in CAD/CAM dentistry

Scan, design, mill, finish, deliver.