

It wasn’t long ago that shooting a band with multiple camera angles and multi-tracked audio was a mammoth task that required specific, expensive gear. 2019 29(6):728-735.MULTI-CAM VIDEO PRODUCTION FOR LIVE MUSIC Digital versus conventional impression method in children: comfort, preference and time. Treatment comfort, time perception, and preference for conventional and digital impression techniques: a comparative study in young patients. 2009 10(1):6-10.īurhardt L, Livas C, Kerdijk W, van der Meer WJ, Ren Y. Longevity of band and loop space maintainers using glass ionomer cement: a prospective study. 'Metal to resin': a comparative evaluation of conventional band and loop space maintainer with the fiber reinforced composite resin space maintainer in children. Methods of space maintenance for premature loss of a primary molar: a review. © 2022 BSPD, IAPD and John Wiley & Sons Ltd.Īhmad AJ, Parekh S, Ashley PF. Future research into CAD/CAM-fabricated appliances from different perspectives such as fracture strength and patient comfort is warranted.ĬAD/CAM paediatric dentistry space maintenance three-dimensional printing. Within the limitations of this study, the band fit of conventional and CAD/CAM-fabricated space maintainers had no difference. No statistical significance was found between the conventional and digital groups (p =. The RMS values between the groups were evaluated with Student's t test. The mean quadratic deviation (root mean square, RMS) was calculated. Digital evaluation was carried out using dual scan method by superimposing two scans of resin models covered with or without a silicone layer on the abutment tooth. To evaluate the band fit of conventional and CAD/CAM-fabricated space maintainers, cement space was visualized with low-viscosity condensation silicone material on resin models. Forty band-loop space maintainers were fabricated (20 each for both the conventional and digital groups).

Sixteen digital intraoral impressions were selected, and resin models were printed with a 3D printer.

The aim of this in vitro study was to evaluate the band fit of metallic band-loop space maintainers fabricated by conventional and 3D printing technologies for clinical applications.
