Authors
Murali Srinivasan, Martin Schimmel, Manuel Naharro, Ciaran O’Neill, Gerald McKenna, Frauke Müller
Publication date
2019/1/1
Journal
Journal of dentistry
Volume
80
Pages
75-79
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
Objective
This study compared the clinical time spent and the costs incurred whilst constructing complete dentures (CDs) using a two-visit digital-denture protocol with the conventional complete denture protocol, in a university setting.
Methods
Twelve undergraduate final-year dental students utilized both the digital denture protocol and the conventional complete denture protocol to construct two sets of CDs for patients requiring either an upper CD opposing a partial natural dentition restored using a partial removable prosthesis [Group#1: students: n = 6, upper CD: n = 12 (6-digital complete dentures +6-conventional complete dentures)] or both upper and lower CDs [Group#2: students: n = 6, upper and lower CDs: n = 24 (12-digital complete dentures+ 12-conventional complete dentures)]. Overall time spent and costs (clinical, materials, and laboratory) were calculated. A cost minimization analysis was …
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Scholar articles
M Srinivasan, M Schimmel, M Naharro, C O'Neill… - Journal of dentistry, 2019