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    EFFECT OF PRINT ANGULATION, MODEL RESIN, AND PRINTER ON DIMENSIONAL ACCURACY OF 3D PRINTED MODELS

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    Authors
    Fantaski, Lincoln
    Mettenburg, D
    Brenes, C
    Rueggeberg, FA
    Issue Date
    2019
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10675.2/623012
    
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    Abstract
    Recent advances in the application of digital imaging of oral tissues and three-dimensional, additive fabrication techniques have led to a burgeoning industry in dentistry. Over a very short period of time, this technology has greatly improved in terms of level of surface detail reproducibility and dimensional accuracy of printed forms. Initially, thermoplastic extrusion of warmed filaments of various plastic material was used. However, the layer thickness was quite large, and surface feature reproduction was low. With advances in use of photocurable monomer resins and controlled application of photo-activating light wavelengths to provide polymerization of very thin slices of the form image, the reality of providing stoneless models of a patient’s dentition became a physical, and financial reality in private dental practices.
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    Department of Restorative Sciences, Department of General Dentistry
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    Department of General Dentistry: Student Research and Presentations
    Department of Restorative Sciences: Faculty Research and Presentations
    DCG Research and Table Clinic Day 2019

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