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All-ceramic material is being combined with CAD/CAM technology to improvepatient results. These restorations avoid the dark lines that may appear belowthe gum line, as can be seen with porcelain-fused-to metal treatment. Inaddition, CAD/CAM systems can be used to customize all-ceramic restorativework to improve the fit of dental restorations. CAD/CAM technology creates a3-D image of the restoration site before manufacturing a personalizedprosthetic. These systems are often able to reduce turnaround times inmanufacturing, enabling patients to receive their final restorations sooner.Chair-side CAD/CAM systems (located in the dental office), have the additionaladvantage of eliminating the need for temporary crowns or a second visit tocomplete the restoration process. Together, the material and technology allowfor a more natural smile in a shorter time.
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"People want their teeth to look great and they don't want to wait for theresults," says Poonam Jassi, Analyst at Millennium Research Group. "BecauseCAD/CAM systems provide rapid customized crowns and bridges for eachindividual, patients will pay a premium for them, which is supporting growthof this market segment."
The US Markets for Crown & Bridges 2008 report is part of a globalseries, which also includes coverage on Japan and Europe. Coverage ofindustry competitors includes 3M ESPE, Argen, Dentsply, Ivoclar Vivadent,Jensen, Nobel Biocare, Sirona, Vita, and many more. Also available fromMillennium Research Group is the Global Markets for Dental CAD/CAM Systems2008 report.
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