AI Article Synopsis
- This text discusses a new geometric method for dental planning that can be done in the office.
- It enables the use of linear measurements and angle corrections to improve accuracy in treatment.
- Additionally, the method facilitates the creation of surgical guides, making the process for fully edentulous arch treatments easier and more efficient.
Article Abstract
A geometric approach is presented that allows in-office planning with linear and angle corrections and surgical guide fabrication, simplifying the process when treating a fully edentulous arch.
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