Implant-soft tissue registration trueness across alignment protocols in intraoral
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Why it matters for dental
Implant prosthodontics teams now have evidence that alignment protocol choice in intraoral photogrammetry affects soft-tissue registration accuracy, directly influencing fit and esthetics of final prostheses.
Key points
- Peer-reviewed study in the Journal of Dentistry (Vol. 176) compares implant–soft tissue trueness across alignment protocols.
- Authors: Siraphob Techapiroontong et al.; scheduled for January 2027 publication.
- Dental labs and surgical-prosthetic teams using intraoral photogrammetry can select protocols that minimize soft-tissue deviation before final restoration delivery.
- No effective date is stated; findings become available upon publication in January 2027.
Who should care
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