Consistency and Repeatability of Digitized Occlusal Records
Philip L. Millstein, Carlos E. Sabrosa, Sergio Florencio, Karen Geber
International Journal of Research and Reports in Dentistry · pp. 60–65 · Published 8 Jul 2020
Abstract
New technology yields an instant occlusal impression for recording occlusal and near occlusal contacts and excursive movements in a closed position. Occlusal contact areas can be recorded in a material rather than on a tooth, allowing the information to be scanned and digitized for immediate viewing and subsequent examination.
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