Clinical accuracy and short-term outcomes of intraoral photogrammetry for complete-arch implant rehabilitation: A retrospective multicentre study on 35 patients
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Why it matters for dental
Intraoral photogrammetry now offers a fully digital, chair-side alternative to conventional impressions for complete-arch implant cases, potentially cutting chair-time and reducing misfit-related remakes for high-volume implant practices.
Key points
- Retrospective multicentre study (n=35 patients) reports clinical accuracy and short-term outcomes using intraoral photogrammetry for full-arch implant rehabilitation.
- Journal of Dentistry, Vol 174, published online November 2026; authors include specialists from Serbia, Germany, and Italy.
- Technique bypasses traditional impression copings and verification jigs, directly capturing implant positions for immediate prosthetic design.
- Results are relevant for owners and specialists running full-arch or All-on-X workflows who are evaluating capital investment in photogrammetry hardware versus conventional workflows.
Who should care
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