Letter to the editor regarding, “dimensional accuracy and clinical adaptation of monolithic
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Why it matters for dental
A Letter to the Editor in the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry flags potential accuracy or fit issues with monolithic zirconia crowns made by nanoparticle jetting and material jetting techniques, directly relevant to labs and restorative dentists who must decide whether to adopt these additive manufacturing workflows.
Key points
- Letter appears in the October 2026 issue (Volume 136, Issue 4) of The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry.
- Targets two earlier JPD studies (Lyu et al.) that evaluated dimensional accuracy and marginal adaptation of zirconia crowns produced by nanoparticle jetting and material jetting.
- Author: Sherif Sultan.
- Highlights clinical adaptation concerns that labs and restorative practices should weigh before shifting from conventional subtractive milling to these jetting-based processes.
Who should care
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