Influence of clinical crown length and alignment method on accuracy
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Why it matters for dental
Digital workflow teams and restorative dentists who rely on intraoral scanners for maxillo-mandibular registration may adjust scanning protocols when clinical crown length or alignment method varies.
Key points
- Article examines how clinical crown length and alignment method affect accuracy and buccal occlusal scanning time in maxillo-mandibular registration with an intraoral scanner.
- Journal of Dentistry (Volume 176) publishes the article with a listed publication date of January 2027.
- Researchers listed in the author block: Chunxiao Jin, Yaping Guo, Liya Ma, Xinjie Cai, Cui Huang.
Who should care
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