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A new methodology for the evaluation of the accuracy of digital implant impression for edentulous jaw Adolfo Di Fiore 1 , Roberto Meneghello 2 , Lorenzo Graiff 1 , Gianpaolo Savio 3 , Matteo Turchetto 3 , Edoardo Stellini 1 1) Department of Neuroscience, Clinic of Dentistry, University of Padua. 2) Department of Management and Engineering , University of Padua. 3) Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering, University of Padua. Introduction Digital vs Traditional impression for full-arch Material Method Conclusion Ender et al 2011 Master model/ reference scanning The scan data were superimposed using special diagnosis software which uses best-fit algorithms to match two surfaces. The accuracy of the digital impression is similar to that of the conventional impression Ender et al 2013/2015/2016 Master model/ reference scanner 5 times The Reference model was scanned with reference scanner 5 times in the same x-y-z direction. The digital impression is less accurate and shows a different pattern of deviation than the conventional impression. Güth et al 2013 Industrial computed tomography /calibrated reference objects The datasets were superimposed by a best fit algorithm with the reference dataset gained from industrial computed tomography(CT), and divergences were analysed the digital impression showed statistically significantly higher accuracy compared to the conventional procedure. Gimènez et al 2014/2015/2015/2015 3-D coordinated measuring machine(CMM)/ master model Measurements involved five distances (27-25, 27-22, 27-12, 27- 15, 27-17). The data obtained were subtracted from those of the CMM values. The scanned distance affected the predictability of the accuracy of the scanner, and the error increased with the increased length of the scanned section . Papaspyridakos et al 2016 Master casts and conventional impressioncasts/ extra-oral high- resolution scanner. The STL datasets from the five groups of digital and conventional impressions were superimposed with the STL dataset from the master cast to assess the 3D deviations . The accuracy of digital impressions was not different than the implant-level, splinted impressions for full-arch Güth et al 2016 Master model in which a metal bar was inserted to connect the 37 and 47/ coordinate measuring machine. The model was directly digitized using an intraoral scanner and indirectly digitized after impression. Data were analysed using software to determine the aberration of the bar length, the linear shift and the angle deviation caused by the method. This in vitro study shows that intraoral scanning systems seem to show the same or even higher accuracy than the conventional impression with subsequent indirect digitalization. 15.Güth JF, Edelhoff D, Schweiger J, Keul C. A new method for the evaluation oftheaccuracy of full-arch digital impressions in vitro. Clin Oral Investig. 2016 Sep;20(7):1487-94. The passive fit is a primary factor for long term clinical success and survival of an implant-supported fixed dental prosthesis (FDP). However, the insufficient accuracy duringthe impression-makingtechnique and/or manual steps duringprosthesis fabricationmay lead to misfit of the prosthesis and subsequent to technical, mechanical, and biological complicationsuch as occlusal discrepancies screw or abutment loosening, fracture of the prostheticcomponents, implant fractures, and loss of osseointegration . The precise transfer of the three-dimensional(3D) intraoralimplantrelationshipto the master cast is a critical step to achieve a passive fit . Today, conventional impression with different techniques and materials represent a commonly used procedure in general dental practice, but with the development of the intraoraldigital impressionmany traditional prostheticprocedures have been eliminated. However, in literature, regardingthe digital intraoralimpressionfor full-arch there are a contradictory result. Some authors concluded that the intraoraldigital impressionfor full-arch showed similar accuracy to of the conventional impression . Instead, another research showed that the digital impression were less accurate respect the traditionalimpression. Nevertheless, the contradictory results can be explained by the differentmethods of analysis of the accuracy for intraoral digital impression. Results Objective: The aim of the present study was to introduce a new method to evaluate the accuracy of digital impression for full-arch implant-supported fixed dental prosthesis. Material and Methods : A virtual model of a mandibular edentulous with six scan-abutment positioned vertically at different height was designed by a CAD software and subsequently manufactured in zirconia by a CNC machine tool (master model). The master model was measured with a coordinate measuring machine (CMM). The coordinates of the probed points were transferred into a 3D CAD software (Rhinoceros 5.0 Beta) and analysed with a task specific evaluation protocol to estimate the position and orientation of each scan-abutment. The measuring system is capable of a maximum permissible error (E, in micron) that is 10 times lower than both the performance of scanners commonly used in framework digital manufacturing and the expected position errors of the scan-abutment surfaces: E1(z) = 2.5 + 5L/1,000 μm, E2(xy) = 1.8 + 5L/1,000 μm, E3(xyz) = 2.8 + 5L/1,000 μm (with L, in millimeters, equal to the measured distance, according to International Organization for Standardization norm 10360). The master model was directly digitized using five different intraoral scanner (n=15 for group) (Scan A, Scan B, Scan C, Scan D, Scan E).The STL file of the digital impression was sent to Geomagic Studio Software to clean the mesh from portions not related to the research and after the STL file was sent to the 3D CAD geometric modelling software (Rhinoceros 5.0 Beta). The software application called “Scan-abut” was realized as a plug-in for Rhinoceros 5.0. Scan-abut selects automatically the major surfaces of the scan-abutment (cylindrical and plan area) using curvature analysis. To evaluate the positional accuracy of each impression, the estimated reference points of the master model were aligned, using a least-square best fitting algorithm, to the corresponding scan-abutment positions on the mesh; the algorithm “optimizes” the position and orientation of the impression while considering the 3D distances between each scan-abutment on the mesh and the relative scan-abutment on master model. Three- dimensional distances between reference points of digital impression and reference points of master model along the x-, y-, and z- axes were calculated at each position for all impression. The Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-rank test (one-tailed) was used to compare groups. The level of stat .significance was set as α = 0.05 and with a statistical power of 80%. Essential Results: Statistical significant differences were found between groups. The mean 3D deviation value respect the master model (trueness) was 31.5 µm ( SD 8.9 µm) for Scan A, 31.7 µm ( SD 5.1 µm) for Scan B, 71.3 µm( SD 55.0 µm) for Scan C, 365.5 µm( SD 143.5 µm) for Scan D and 107.5 µm( SD 28.1 µm) mm for Scan E. There was no statistically significant difference between Scan A and Scan B (p-value = 0.47), but a significant difference was assessed between all the groups. Conclusions: Based on the results of this in vitro study, the Scan A and the Scan B demonstrated the highest accuracy. Three intraoral scanner device did not achieve the necessary level of accuracy to be used for full-arch implant-supported fixed dental prosthesis. 1) Master Model… A virtual model of a mandibular edentulouswith six scan-abutment positioned vertically at different height was designed by mean of a computer aided design (CAD) software (Dassault Systemes SolidWorks Corporation, Waltham, MA, USA). The virtual model was manufactured in zirconia by a CNC machine tool (Dyamach Italia s.r.l., Mussolente VI, Italy) to serve as a clinically relevant simulation model. 2) Calibration… Soft tissue was simulated using silicone (Vestogum, 3 M ESPE, St Paul,MN, USA) The master cast was measured with a coordinate measuring machine (SmartScope Flash CNC300) 3) Mesh Processing… 5) Analysis… A reference system on the master cast was defined Lower plane of the master model was measured with 12 points and it was defined as the XY plane. The external circumference was scanned with 8 points and the center was defined as origin of the reference system. Acquisition of scan-abutment position on the reference system Measurement of 9 points on the upper plane of the scan- abutment Acquisition of 4 circular sections (260 points) perpendicular to the axis of the scan-abutment Construction of a fitting cylinder of fitting through mesh points Construction of a fitting plane through mesh points 4) Construction of Geometric elements on mesh… Intersection of the axis of the cylinder with the upper plane to define a reference point for each scan-abutment. All the digital impression was sent to Geomagic Studio Software to clean the mesh from portions not related to the research and after the mesh was sent to the 3D CAD geometric modelling software (Rhinoceros 5.0) The software application called “Scan-abut” was realized as a plug-in for Rhinoceros. The software "scan-abut" selects automatically the surfaces of the scan-abutment (cylindrical area and plan area) The least-square best fitting algorithm “optimizes” the position and orientation of the impression while considering the 3D distances between each scan-abutment and the relative scan-abutment on the master model. P= previus version of scanning system / ** = mean of precision *= showed local deviations at one end of the dental arch of up to 100 μm / Bold type : CMM measurements 13. Patzelt SB, Emmanouilidi A, Stampf S, Strub JR, Att W. Accuracy of full-archscans using intraoral scanners. Clin Oral Investig. 2014 Jul;18(6):1687-94 ScanA ScanB ScanC ScanD ScanE Tecnology Active wavefront sampling (3D video technology) Confocal optical imaging technology and ultrafast optical sectioning Active Triangulation and confocal microscopy Confocal microscopy combined with a moiré detection Active triangulation and single image capture Max [μm] 47,30 40,93 243,18 676,76 146,70 Min [μm] 18,13 22,65 30,20 117,26 39,86 Mean [μm] 31,54 31,78 71,29 365,56 107,20 Dev.St [μm] 8,95 5,15 55,00 143,51 28,11 Cost $16995+ plus monthly $20000-40000 $30000-35000 $20000 $20000 Cloud point 800000 100000 400000 250000 250000 Dimension File 38467KB 4800KB 15800KB 9560KB 10330KB Opacification yes no no no no Output File p, pay-x-STL .dmc (.CS3, .SDT, .CDT, .ID) Stl free .Csz and Stl free In office milling no no yes no yes Colour no yes yes no yes 12. Vandeweghe S, Vervack V, Dierens M, De Bruyn H. Accuracy of digital impressions of multiple dental implants: an in vitrostudy. Clin Oral Implants Res. 2016 May 6. 1.Ender A, Mehl A. Full arch scans: conventional versus digital impressions--an in-vitro study. Int J Comput Dent.2011;14(1):11-21. 4..Ender A, Mehl A. In-vitro evaluation of the accuracy of conventional and digital methods of obtaining full-arch dental impressions. Quintessence Int. 2015 Jan;46(1):9-17. 3.Ender A, Mehl A. In-vitro evaluation oftheaccuracy ofconventional and digitalmethodsofobtaining full-arch dental impressions. QuintessenceInt. 2015Jan;46(1):9-17. 5.Ender A, Attin T, Mehl A. In vivo precision of conventional and digital methods of obtaining complete-arch dental impressions. J Prosthet Dent. 2016Mar;115(3):313-20. 2.Ender A, Mehl A. Accuracy of complete-arch dental impressions: a new method of measuring trueness and precision. J Prosthet Dent. 2013 Feb;109(2):121-8. 7. Giménez B, Özcan M, Martínez-Rus F, Pradíes G. Accuracy of a digital impression system based on parallel confocal laser technology for implants with consideration of operator experience and implant angulation and depth. IntJ Oral Maxillofac Implants. 2014 Jul-Aug;29(4):853-62 8.Giménez B, Pradíes G, Martínez-Rus F, Özcan M. Accuracy of two digital implant impression systems based on confocal microscopy with variations in customized software and clinical parameters. Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants. 2015Jan-Feb;30(1):56-64. 9.Giménez B, Pradíes G, Martínez-Rus F, Özcan M. Accuracy of two digital implant impression systems based on confocal microscopy with variations in customized software and clinical parameters. Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants. 2015Jan-Feb;30(1):56-64. 10.Giménez B, Özcan M, Martínez-Rus F, Pradíes G. Accuracy of a digital impression system based on active wavefront sampling technology for implants considering operator experience, implant angulation, and depth. Clin Implant Dent Relat Res. 2015 Jan;17 Suppl 1:e54-64). 11.Giménez B, Özcan M, Martínez-Rus F, Pradíes G. Accuracy of a DigitaliImpression System Based on Active Triangulation Technology With Blue Light for Implants: Effect of Clinically Relevant Parameters. Implant Dent. 2015Oct;24(5):498-504. 14.Papaspyridakos P, Hirayama H, Chen CJ, Ho CH, Chronopoulos V, Weber HP. Full-arch implant fixed prostheses: a comparative study on the effect of connection typeand impression techniqueon accuracy offit. Clin Oral ImplantsRes. 2016 Sep;27(9):1099-105. 6.Güth JF, Keul C, Stimmelmayr M, Beuer F, Edelhoff D. Accuracy of digital models obtained by direct and indirect data capturing. Clin Oral Investig. 2013 May;17(4):1201-8. Di Fiore et al [μm] Ender et al 2011 [μm] Patzelt et al 2013 [μm] Ender et al 2013 [μm] Gimènez et al 2014/15 [μm] Ender et al 2015 [μm] Papaspy ridakos et al 2016 [μm] Vandeweg he et al 2016 [μm] Ender et al 2016** [μm] Güth et al 2016 [μm] ScanA 31±9 40±14p 38± 14p / 45±38p 45±23p / 35±12 60±29 89±48 ScanB 32±5 / / / / / 19(SD?) 28±7 43±20 / ScanC 71±55 49±14p 333±65 p 59± 16p 88± 106p 37±14*p / 61±23 49±12 / ScanD 365±144 / 74± 27 / 151±1080 / / / / / ScanE 107±28 / / / / / / / / / Conclusion Based on the results of this in vitro study, the Scan A and the Scan B demonstrated the highest accuracy. The intraoral scanner device C,D,E did not achieve the necessary level of accuracy to be used for full-arch implant-supported fixed dental prosthesis.

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Anewmethodologyfortheevaluationoftheaccuracyofdigitalimplantimpressionforedentulousjaw

AdolfoDiFiore1,RobertoMeneghello2,LorenzoGraiff1,GianpaoloSavio3,MatteoTurchetto3 ,EdoardoStellini1

1) DepartmentofNeuroscience,ClinicofDentistry,UniversityofPadua.2) DepartmentofManagementandEngineering ,UniversityofPadua.3) DepartmentofCivil,ArchitecturalandEnvironmentalEngineering,UniversityofPadua.

Introduction Digital vsTraditionalimpressionforfull-arch

Material Method Conclusion

Enderet al2011 Mastermodel/ referencescanning Thescandataweresuperimposedusingspecialdiagnosissoftwarewhichusesbest-fitalgorithms tomatchtwosurfaces.

The accuracyofthedigital impression issimilar tothatoftheconventional impression

Enderet al2013/2015/2016 Mastermodel/referencescanner5times

The Referencemodelwasscannedwith referencescanner5times inthesamex-y-zdirection.

Thedigital impression isless accurateandshowsadifferentpatternofdeviationthantheconventional

impression.

Güth etal2013 Industrial computed tomography/calibratedreferenceobjects

The datasetsweresuperimposedbyabestfitalgorithm withthereferencedatasetgainedfromindustrial computedtomography(CT), anddivergenceswereanalysed

thedigitalimpressionshowedstatisticallysignificantlyhigheraccuracy comparedtothe

conventionalprocedure.

Gimènez etal2014/2015/2015/2015 3-Dcoordinatedmeasuringmachine(CMM)/ mastermodel

Measurementsinvolved fivedistances(27-25,27-22,27-12,27-15,27-17).Thedataobtained weresubtractedfromthoseofthe

CMMvalues.

Thescanneddistanceaffectedthepredictabilityoftheaccuracyofthescanner,and theerror increasedwiththe increasedlengthofthescannedsection.

Papaspyridakos etal2016 Mastercastsandconventionalimpressioncasts/ extra-oralhigh-

resolutionscanner.

TheSTLdatasetsfromthefivegroupsofdigitalandconventionalimpressionsweresuperimposedwiththeSTLdataset fromthe

mastercasttoassessthe3Ddeviations.

Theaccuracy ofdigital impressions wasnotdifferentthantheimplant-level,

splintedimpressions forfull-arch

Güth etal2016 Mastermodelinwhichametalbarwasinsertedtoconnectthe37and47/coordinatemeasuringmachine.

Themodelwasdirectlydigitizedusinganintraoralscanner andindirectlydigitizedafterimpression.Data wereanalysedusingsoftwaretodeterminetheaberration ofthebarlength, thelinearshiftandtheangledeviationcausedby themethod.

Thisinvitrostudyshowsthatintraoral scanningsystemsseemtoshowthesameorevenhigheraccuracy thantheconventionalimpressionwith

subsequentindirectdigitalization.

15.GüthJF,Edelhoff D,Schweiger J,Keul C.Anewmethodfortheevaluationoftheaccuracyoffull-archdigitalimpressionsinvitro.ClinOralInvestig.2016Sep;20(7):1487-94.

Thepassivefitisaprimaryfactorforlongtermclinicalsuccessandsurvivalofanimplant-supportedfixeddentalprosthesis(FDP).However,theinsufficientaccuracyduringtheimpression-makingtechniqueand/ormanualstepsduringprosthesisfabricationmayleadtomisfitoftheprosthesisandsubsequenttotechnical,mechanical,andbiologicalcomplicationsuchasocclusaldiscrepanciesscreworabutmentloosening,fractureoftheprostheticcomponents,implantfractures,andlossofosseointegration .Theprecisetransferofthethree-dimensional(3D)intraoralimplantrelationshiptothemastercastisacriticalsteptoachieveapassivefit.Today,conventionalimpressionwithdifferenttechniquesandmaterialsrepresentacommonlyusedprocedureingeneraldentalpractice,butwiththedevelopmentoftheintraoraldigitalimpressionmanytraditionalprostheticprocedureshavebeeneliminated.However,inliterature,regardingthedigitalintraoralimpressionforfull-archthereareacontradictoryresult. Someauthorsconcludedthattheintraoraldigitalimpressionforfull-archshowedsimilaraccuracytooftheconventionalimpression.Instead,anotherresearchshowedthatthedigitalimpressionwerelessaccuraterespectthetraditionalimpression.Nevertheless,thecontradictoryresultscanbeexplainedbythedifferentmethodsofanalysisoftheaccuracyforintraoraldigitalimpression.

Results

Objective: Theaim ofthepresentstudywastointroduceanewmethodtoevaluatetheaccuracyofdigitalimpressionforfull-archimplant-supportedfixeddentalprosthesis.MaterialandMethods: Avirtualmodelofamandibularedentulouswithsixscan-abutmentpositionedverticallyatdifferentheightwasdesignedbyaCADsoftwareandsubsequentlymanufacturedinzirconiabyaCNCmachinetool(mastermodel).Themastermodelwasmeasuredwith acoordinatemeasuringmachine(CMM).Thecoordinatesoftheprobedpointsweretransferredintoa3DCADsoftware(Rhinoceros5.0 Beta)andanalysedwithataskspecificevaluationprotocoltoestimatethepositionandorientationofeachscan-abutment.Themeasuringsystemiscapableofamaximumpermissibleerror(E,inmicron)thatis10timeslowerthanboththeperformanceofscannerscommonlyusedinframeworkdigitalmanufacturingandtheexpectedpositionerrorsofthescan-abutmentsurfaces:E1(z)=2.5+5L/1,000μm,E2(xy)=1.8+5L/1,000μm,E3(xyz)=2.8+5L/1,000μm (withL,inmillimeters,equaltothemeasureddistance,accordingtoInternationalOrganizationforStandardizationnorm10360).Themastermodelwasdirectlydigitizedusingfivedifferentintraoralscanner(n=15forgroup)(ScanA,ScanB,ScanC,ScanD,ScanE).TheSTLfile ofthedigitalimpressionwassenttoGeomagic StudioSoftwaretocleanthemeshfromportionsnotrelatedtotheresearchandaftertheSTLfilewassenttothe3DCADgeometricmodellingsoftware(Rhinoceros5.0Beta).Thesoftwareapplicationcalled“Scan-abut”wasrealizedasaplug-inforRhinoceros5.0.Scan-abutselectsautomaticallythemajorsurfacesofthescan-abutment(cylindricalandplanarea)usingcurvatureanalysis.Toevaluatethepositionalaccuracyofeachimpression,theestimatedreferencepointsofthemastermodelwere aligned,usingaleast-squarebestfittingalgorithm,tothecorrespondingscan-abutmentpositionsonthemesh;thealgorithm“optimizes”thepositionandorientationoftheimpressionwhileconsideringthe3Ddistancesbetweeneachscan-abutmentonthemeshandtherelativescan-abutmentonmastermodel.Three-dimensionaldistancesbetweenreferencepointsofdigitalimpressionandreferencepointsofmastermodelalongthex-,y-,andz- axeswerecalculatedateachpositionforallimpression.TheWilcoxonmatched-pairssigned-ranktest(one-tailed)wasusedtocomparegroups.Thelevelofstat.significancewassetasα=0.05andwithastatisticalpowerof80%.Essential Results:Statisticalsignificantdifferenceswerefoundbetweengroups.Themean3Ddeviationvaluerespectthemastermodel(trueness)was31.5µm(SD8.9µm)forScanA,31.7µm(SD5.1µm)forScanB,71.3µm(SD55.0µm)forScanC,365.5µm(SD143.5µm) forScanDand107.5µm(SD28.1µm)mmforScanE.TherewasnostatisticallysignificantdifferencebetweenScanAandScanB(p-value=0.47),butasignificantdifferencewasassessedbetweenallthegroups.Conclusions:Basedontheresultsofthisinvitrostudy,theScanAandtheScanBdemonstratedthehighestaccuracy.Threeintraoralscannerdevicedidnotachievethenecessarylevelofaccuracytobeusedforfull-archimplant-supportedfixeddentalprosthesis.

1) Master Model… Avirtualmodelofamandibularedentulouswithsixscan-abutmentpositionedverticallyatdifferentheightwasdesignedbymeanofacomputeraideddesign(CAD)software(DassaultSystemes SolidWorksCorporation,Waltham,MA,USA).

ThevirtualmodelwasmanufacturedinzirconiabyaCNCmachinetool(DyamachItalias.r.l.,Mussolente VI,Italy)toserveasaclinicallyrelevantsimulationmodel.

2) Calibration…

Softtissuewassimulatedusingsilicone(Vestogum,3MESPE,StPaul,MN,USA)

Themastercastwas measured withacoordinatemeasuring machine(SmartScope FlashCNC300)

3) Mesh Processing…

5) Analysis…

Areferencesystemonthemastercastwasdefined

Lowerplaneofthemastermodelwasmeasuredwith12pointsanditwasdefinedastheXYplane.

Theexternalcircumferencewasscannedwith8pointsandthecenter wasdefinedasoriginofthereferencesystem.

Acquisitionofscan-abutmentpositiononthereferencesystem

Measurementof9points ontheupper planeofthescan-abutment

Acquisitionof4circular sections(260points)perpendicular totheaxis ofthescan-abutment

Constructionofafitting cylinder offitting throughmesh points

Constructionofafittingplane throughmesh points

4) Construction ofGeometric elementson mesh…

Intersection oftheaxis ofthecylinderwiththeupper plane todefine areferencepoint foreach scan-abutment.

All thedigital impression was sent toGeomagic StudioSoftwaretoclean themesh fromportions not relatedtotheresearch andafter themesh was sent tothe3DCADgeometric modellingsoftware(Rhinoceros 5.0)

Thesoftwareapplication called “Scan-abut”wasrealized as aplug-inforRhinoceros.Thesoftware"scan-abut"selects automatically thesurfaces ofthescan-abutment (cylindrical areaandplan area)

Theleast-square bestfitting algorithm “optimizes”thepositionandorientationoftheimpression while considering the3Ddistances between each scan-abutmentandtherelativescan-abutment onthemastermodel.

P=previus version ofscanningsystem /**=mean ofprecision*=showed local deviations at one endofthedental arch ofupto100μm /Bold type :CMMmeasurements

13.Patzelt SB,Emmanouilidi A,Stampf S,Strub JR,Att W.Accuracy offull-archscans using intraoral scanners.Clin Oral Investig.2014Jul;18(6):1687-94

ScanA ScanB ScanC ScanD ScanE

TecnologyActivewavefrontsampling (3Dvideo

technology)

Confocal opticalimaging technologyand ultrafast optical

sectioning

Active Triangulationandconfocalmicroscopy

Confocalmicroscopy

combined withamoirédetection

Activetriangulationandsingleimage

capture

Max [µm] 47,30 40,93 243,18 676,76 146,70Min [µm] 18,13 22,65 30,20 117,26 39,86Mean [µm] 31,54 31,78 71,29 365,56 107,20Dev.St [µm] 8,95 5,15 55,00 143,51 28,11

Cost $16995+ plusmonthly $20000-40000 $30000-35000 $20000 $20000

Cloud point 800000 100000 400000 250000 250000Dimension File 38467KB 4800KB 15800KB 9560KB 10330KBOpacification yes no no no no

Output File p,pay-x-STL .dmc (.CS3,.SDT,.CDT,.ID) Stlfree .Csz andStlfreeInofficemilling no no yes no yes

Colour no yes yes no yes

12.Vandeweghe S,Vervack V,Dierens M,DeBruyn H.Accuracy ofdigital impressions ofmultipledental implants:anin vitrostudy.Clin Oral Implants Res.2016May6.

1.EnderA,Mehl A.Fullarchscans:conventionalversusdigitalimpressions--anin-vitrostudy.Int JComput Dent.2011;14(1):11-21.

4..EnderA,Mehl A.In-vitroevaluationoftheaccuracyofconventionalanddigitalmethodsofobtainingfull-archdentalimpressions.QuintessenceInt.2015Jan;46(1):9-17.3.EnderA,Mehl A.In-vitroevaluationoftheaccuracyofconventionalanddigitalmethodsofobtainingfull-archdentalimpressions.QuintessenceInt.2015Jan;46(1):9-17.

5.EnderA,Attin T,Mehl A.Invivoprecisionofconventionalanddigitalmethodsofobtainingcomplete-archdentalimpressions.JProsthet Dent.2016Mar;115(3):313-20.

2.EnderA,Mehl A.Accuracyofcomplete-archdentalimpressions:anewmethodofmeasuringtruenessandprecision.JProsthet Dent.2013Feb;109(2):121-8.

7. Giménez B,Özcan M,Martínez-Rus F,PradíesG.Accuracyofadigitalimpressionsystembasedonparallelconfocallasertechnologyforimplantswithconsiderationofoperatorexperienceandimplantangulationanddepth.Int JOralMaxillofac Implants.2014Jul-Aug;29(4):853-628.Giménez B,PradíesG,Martínez-Rus F,Özcan M.Accuracyoftwodigitalimplantimpressionsystemsbasedonconfocalmicroscopywithvariationsincustomizedsoftwareandclinicalparameters.Int JOralMaxillofac Implants.2015Jan-Feb;30(1):56-64.

9.Giménez B,PradíesG,Martínez-Rus F,Özcan M.Accuracyoftwodigitalimplantimpressionsystemsbasedonconfocalmicroscopywithvariationsincustomizedsoftwareandclinicalparameters.Int JOralMaxillofac Implants.2015Jan-Feb;30(1):56-64.10.Giménez B,Özcan M,Martínez-Rus F,PradíesG.Accuracyofadigitalimpressionsystembasedonactivewavefront samplingtechnologyforimplantsconsideringoperatorexperience,implantangulation,anddepth.Clin ImplantDentRelat Res.2015Jan;17Suppl 1:e54-64).11.GiménezB,Özcan M,Martínez-Rus F,PradíesG.AccuracyofaDigitaliImpression SystemBasedonActiveTriangulationTechnologyWithBlueLightforImplants:EffectofClinicallyRelevantParameters.ImplantDent.2015Oct;24(5):498-504.

14.PapaspyridakosP,HirayamaH,ChenCJ,Ho CH,Chronopoulos V,WeberHP.Full-archimplantfixedprostheses:a comparativestudyontheeffectofconnectiontypeandimpressiontechniqueonaccuracyoffit.Clin OralImplantsRes.2016Sep;27(9):1099-105.6.GüthJF,Keul C,Stimmelmayr M,Beuer F,Edelhoff D.Accuracyofdigitalmodelsobtainedbydirectandindirectdatacapturing.Clin OralInvestig.2013May;17(4):1201-8.

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ScanA 31±9 40±14p 38± 14p / 45±38p 45±23p / 35±12 60±29 89±48

ScanB 32±5 / / / / / 19(SD?) 28±7 43±20 /ScanC 71±55 49±14p 333±65

p59±16p

88± 106p 37±14*p / 61±23 49±12 /

ScanD 365±144 / 74± 27 / 151±1080 / / / / /

ScanE 107±28 / / / / / / / / /

Conclusion Basedontheresultsofthis invitrostudy,theScanAandtheScanBdemonstratedthehighestaccuracy. TheintraoralscannerdeviceC,D,Edidnotachievethenecessarylevelofaccuracytobeusedforfull-archimplant-supported fixeddentalprosthesis.