The 3D-printed shell complete denture technique: Simplifying prosthodontic diagnosis prior to implant planning

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Traditionally, artificial teeth arrangements or the definitive complete dentures are used to establish important prosthodontic parameters such as the occlusal plane orientation, vertical dimension, and the incisal edge position. The relationship of these elements with the underlying bony structures is commonly evaluated using advanced planning protocols such as the dual scan technique. This technique article presents an uncomplicated alternative approach to establish these parameters intraorally using a 3D-printed shell complete denture generated from a 3D scan of the patient's existing complete denture.

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Azpiazu-Flores, F. X., Yang, C. C., Lin, W. S., Polido, W. D., & Morton, D. (2026). The 3D-printed shell complete denture technique: Simplifying prosthodontic diagnosis prior to implant planning. Journal of Prosthodontics, 35(2), 219–224. https://doi.org/10.1111/jopr.13855

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