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Reconstruction of dental roots for implant planning purposes: a retrospective computational and radiographic assessment of single-implant cases

  • By

  • Leonard Simon Brandenburg

  • Joachim Georgii

  • Rainer Schmelzeisen

  • Benedikt Christopher Spies

  • Felix Burkhardt

  • Marc Anton Fuessinger

  • René Marcel Rothweiler

  • Christian Gross

  • Stefan Schlager

  • Marc Christian Metzger

  • July 31, 2023

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    Preoperative planning is crucial for the long-term success of dental implants, evolving from 2D X-rays to advanced digital workflows.

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    Statistical shape models (SSM) can accurately reconstruct missing tooth axes, providing valuable data for virtual implant planning.

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    This study aims to assess the correlation between anatomically reconstructed tooth axes and clinically determined implant axes.

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    The research involved a retrospective review of single-tooth implant cases at the University of Freiburg from 2018 to 2021.

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    The study's findings could enhance the objectivity and efficiency of implant planning by integrating SSM technology.

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Reconstruction of dental roots for implant planning purposes: a retrospective computational and radiographic assessment of single-implant cases

  • by Leonard Simon Brandenburg, Joachim Georgii, Rainer Schmelzeisen, Benedikt Christopher Spies, Felix Burkhardt, Marc Anton Fuessinger, René Marcel Rothweiler, Christian Gross, Stefan Schlager, Marc Christian Metzger

  • July 31, 2023

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