CAD/CAM Dentistry

CAD/CAM Dentistry

CAD/CAM Dentistry, (Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing in Dentistry), is an area of Dentistry utilizing CAD/CAM technologies to produce dental restorations.


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