Full-ceramic CAD/CIM anterior crowns and copings.
@article{Bindl1999FullceramicCA, title={Full-ceramic CAD/CIM anterior crowns and copings.}, author={Andreas Bindl and Simone I Windisch and Werner H. M{\"o}rmann}, journal={International journal of computerized dentistry}, year={1999}, volume={2 2}, pages={ 97-111 } }
The purpose of the investigation was to examine the marginal and internal fit of Cerec anterior crowns and crown copings. The marginal and internal fit of Cerec anterior crowns (n = 18) and copings was examined on each of six anterior model tooth preparations, with different types of butt-margin crown preparation design on different teeth: 1.) straight flat (tooth 22), 2.) following the CEJ with mid-approximally steep curvature angles of 90 degrees mesial and 40 degrees distal (tooth 21) and 3…
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