Cho et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Deep learning-designed implant-supported posterior crowns: Assessing time efficiency, tooth morphology, emergence profile, occlusion, and proximal contactsCho et al., 2024
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- 11104592985247062370
- Author
- Cho J
- Çakmak G
- Choi J
- Lee D
- Yoon H
- Yilmaz B
- Schimmel M
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Journal of dentistry
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Objectives To compare implant supported crowns (ISCs) designed using deep learning (DL) software with those designed by a technician using conventional computer-aided design software. Methods Twenty resin-based partially edentulous casts (maxillary and mandibular) …
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