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    Wael Att / Siegbert Witkowski / Jörg R. Strub (Editor)

    Digital Workflow in Reconstructive Dentistry

    1st Edition 2019
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    Hardcover, 21 x 28 cm, 344 Seiten, 812 Abbildungen
    Sprache: Englisch
    Kategorien: Digital dentistry, General Dentistry, Student literature

    ISBN 978-1-78698-025-0
    QP Deutschland

     

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    Digital Workflow in Reconstructive Dentistry is the result of efforts made by the academic team at the Department of Prosthodontics, University Hospital of Freiburg. It aims to build a fundamental understanding of the general principles, science, and clinics of digital dental medicine. The information provided within these pages summarizes the various components of the digital workflow in reconstructive dentistry and discusses their advantages and disadvantages. Moreover, insights are provided about upcoming, game-changing technologies. By reading this book, students, clinicians, and researchers will gain and enhance their knowledge about digital dental medicine and identify the areas they need to focus on next in order to integrate the available technologies in their daily work. Clearly, the path of digital dental medicine will not stop here.

    Contents
    Chapter 01. Digital Workflow in Reconstructive Dentistry: An Introduction
    Chapter 02. Intraoral Scanners: Current Status and Future Applications
    Chapter 03. Laboratory Desktop Scanners
    Chapter 04. Optical Face Scanners
    Chapter 05. Digital Radiographic Imaging
    Chapter 06. Virtual Registration, Mounting, and Articulation
    Chapter 07. Digital Assessment Tools and Data Manipulation
    Chapter 08. Computer-guided Implant Planning and Surgery
    Chapter 09. CAD/CAM Materials
    Chapter 10. Digital-assisted Fabrication Using CAM Technologies
    Chapter 11. Cases
    Chapter 12. Future Perspectives of Digital Technologies in Dentistry

    Contributors
    Amirah M. R. Alammar • Abdulaziz Alsahaf • Wael Att • Maria Bateli • Jasmin Bernhart • Shaza Bishti • Sarah Blattner • Miha Brezavšček • Sandy Cepa • Nadine Emmanoulidi • Ahmed Fawzy • Manrique Fonseca • Michele Frapporti • Rumpa Ganguly • Yousef Al-Ghamdi • Petra Ch. Gierthmuehlen • Aiste Gintaute • Ulrich Lamott • Christos Lamprinos • Matthias Petsch • Udo Plaster • Aikaterini Ploumaki • Hanna Rauberger • Elisabeth Schwartzkopff • Christian F. Selz • Thamer Al-Sharif • Benedikt Spies • Frank A. Spitznagel • Jörg R. Strub • Michael Swain • Taskin Tuna • Alexander Vuck • Siegbert Witkowski
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    Editor

    Prof. Dr. Wael Att DDS

    United States of America, Boston

    Wael Att, DDS, Dr med dent, PhD, is professor and chair of the Department of Prosthodontics at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and a professor of prosthodontics at the University of Freiburg School of Dentistry in Germany. He serves as president of the International Academy for Digital Dental Medicine, past president of the Prosthodontics Group of the International Association for Dental Research as well as president of the Arabian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry. Dr Att is a board-certified prosthodontist from the German Society of Prosthodontics and Biomaterials and an active member of multiple professional organizations, including the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry.

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    ZTM Siegbert Witkowski

    Germany, Freiburg

    Since 1988, Siegbert Witkowskihas been working as Chief Dental Technician in the Department of Prosthodontics, University Hospital of Freiburg, School of Dentistry (Chair: Prof. Dr. B. Spies; Chair until 2016: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. J.R. Strub). He earned his diploma in Dental Technology from an apprenticeship program in Hannover, Germany. He did postgraduate studies and gained work experience at the following institutions: University of London, Royal Dental Hospital (1983-1984); University of Zürich, School of Dentistry (1984-1986); University of Southern California, School of Dentistry (1986-1988). Mr. Witkowski was certified as a Dental Technician (CDT) by the National Board of Certification of Dental Laboratory Technology (USA) in 1986. In 1991, he earned the diploma of the German Master Dental Technician from the master school in Freiburg, Germany. Siegbert Witkowski was co-editor and -founder of the German journal „Implantologie” [Implantology] (1993-2000). For the monthly journal „Quintessenz der Zahntechnik” [Quintessence Dental Technology] also by Quintessence Publishing (Berlin, Germany) he was serving as editorial board member (1997-2000), vice editor-in-chief (2004-2006) before being appointed as editor-in-chief (2007). In 2001 he was editorial chairman of the „Internationale Zahntechnik Magazin” [International Dental Technology Magazine] published by Flohr Publ. (Rottweil, Germany). He co-authored several book chapters, a textbook for dental students “Curriculum Prothetik” (1. ed. 1994 - 5. ed. 2021), a book on implant prosthodontics „Enossale orale Implantologie aus prosthetischer Sicht“ [Endosseous implantology from the prosthodontic point of view], published in 1996 by Quintessence Publishing and numerous journal articles. In recent past, he co-authored a book on dental CAD/CAM technology together with Prof. Dr. W. Att (Tufts University, Bosten, USA) and Prof. Dr. J.R. Strub (Emeritus, Freiburg) titled “Digital Workflow in Reconstructive Dentistry” published by Quintessence Publishing (2019). Siegbert Witkowski is a member of several national and international professional organizations.

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    Cover, Att/Witkowski/Strub: Digital Workflow in Reconstructive Dentistry

    "Digital technologies have long since found their way into the dental practice and dental laboratory workplace. A look at the last International Dental Show (IDS) in Cologne in 2019 made this abundantly clear. The term 'digital workflow' is easy to say, but there is often a lack of well-founded background information. This is where this new publication, edited by Att, Witkowski, and Strub, comes in. Many parts of the book contain references to video clips for additional information. There are also many summaries of products currently on the market in the individual subject areas, which establish concrete links for practical applications. The wide range of images and graphics are instructive and serve to illustrate the learning material in a very helpful way. This author can highly recommend this book to anyone who would like to discover the current and future potential of digital technologies in reconstructive dentistry and who would like to gain more knowledge and insight into this rapidly developing and changing field."

    – Prof. Dr. med. dent. Alfons Hugger, Düsseldorf (Germany) in Journal of Craniomandibular Function 1/2020