扫描仪
拱门
牙科
医学
口腔正畸科
生物医学工程
计算机科学
人工智能
工程类
土木工程
作者
Florian Kernen,Stefan Schlager,Veronica A. Alvarez,Jürgen Mehrhof,Kirstin Vach,Ralf-Joachim Kohal,Katja Nelson,Tabea Flügge
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.prosdent.2021.03.007
摘要
Abstract
Statement of problem
The accuracy of intraoral scanners is a prerequisite for the fabrication of dental restorations in computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD-CAM) dentistry. While the precision of intraoral scanners has been investigated in vitro, clinical data on the accuracy of intraoral scanning (IOS) are limited. Purpose
The purpose of this clinical study was to determine the accuracy of intraoral scanning with different devices compared with extraoral scanning. Material and methods
An experimental appliance was fabricated for 11 participants and then scanned intraorally and extraorally with 3 different intraoral scanners and a reference scanner. Intraoral and extraoral scans were subdivided into complete-arch and short-span scans and compared with the reference scan to assess trueness. Repeated scans in each group were assessed for precision. Results
Precision and trueness were higher for extraoral scans compared with intraoral scans, except for complete-arch scans with 1 intraoral scanner. The median precision of short-span scans was higher (extraoral: 22 to 29 μm, intraoral: 23 to 43 μm) compared with complete-arch scans (extraoral: 81 to 165 μm, intraoral: 80 to 198 μm). The median trueness of short-span scans (extraoral: 28 to 40 μm, intraoral: 38 to 47 μm) was higher than that of complete-arch scans (extraoral: 118 to 581 μm, intraoral: 147 to 433 μm) for intraoral and extraoral scanning. Conclusions
Intraoral conditions negatively influenced the accuracy of the scanning devices, which was also reduced for the complete-arch scans.
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