Effect of tray type and subsplint reinforcement on the trueness of complete arch implant
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Why it matters for dental
Practice owners and specialists who place full-arch implant cases need to know whether tray choice and reinforcement affect impression accuracy before deciding on workflow changes.
Key points
- Article titled "Effect of tray type and subsplint reinforcement on the trueness of complete arch implant impressions: An in vitro study" appears in The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry.
- Authors listed are Lujain Kurdi, Geoffrey A. Thompson, Carl Drago, Michael B. Karczewski, and Mohamed El-Shewy.
- Publication date is listed as available online 23 October 2026.
- Study examines tray type and subsplint reinforcement for complete-arch implant impressions.
Who should care
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