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Comparison of Digital Scanners and Scanning Protocols for Implant Rehabilitation in Edentulous Jaws: An In Vitro Study

Kurşun et al., 2026

Document ID
3535536490631976787
Author
Kurşun B
Cal E
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Oral Implantology

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The accuracy of full-arch edentulous scans for implant-supported prostheses remains clinically controversial, as scanning larger edentulous areas may compromise digital impression accuracy. This study aims to investigate the accuracy of three digital scanning …
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