Digitally Driven Smile Rehabilitation: A Fully Guided Workflow Using Dual‐Layer Composite Injection Molding

  • Hawwa H
  • Holiel A
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Abstract

A fully digital, guided workflow integrating 3D‐printed reduction guides with dual‐layer composite injection molding enables minimally invasive, biomimetic anterior restorations. By digitally separating dentin and enamel morphology, clinicians achieve lifelike esthetics, translucency, and morphology in a single visit, offering a predictable solution for complex esthetic cases.

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Hawwa, H., & Holiel, A. A. (2025). Digitally Driven Smile Rehabilitation: A Fully Guided Workflow Using Dual‐Layer Composite Injection Molding. Clinical Case Reports, 13(11). https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.71519

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