In this edition of the Medit Times, we’re proud to showcase the workflows of Dr. Sameh Shaaban.
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Case #1
Reducing the Emergence Profile
Scanning the emergence profile and the temporary restoration profile helped me reproduce the emergence profile to definite restoration.
Case #2
Model Workflow
This is a model workflow for a glass-ceramic endocrown.
Case #3
Medit Design Analysis
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I use the Medit Design app to analyze my design and the milling outcomes of my milling machine.
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“Yes, a digital workflow is somewhat like a game of calibration to get predictable results.”
Case #4
Diastema Closure Workflow
This diastema closure procedure for the upper central incisors was achieved by utilizing accurate scans and layered glass ceramic veneers.
