Use of photographs for communicating with the laboratory in indirect posterior restorations.
Stephen Phelan
Abstract
Stephen Phelan
Abstract
This article presents a single onlay case that was significantly enhanced through a detailed communication process between the clinician and the laboratory technician. By using colour slides as part of the dentist-technician communication process, the author found that the technician was better able to create an esthetic, accurate and successful restoration that addressed the patient's needs.
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This article presents a single onlay case that was significantly enhanced through a detailed communication process between the clinician and the laboratory technician. By using colour slides as part of the dentist-technician communication process, the author found that the technician was better able to create an esthetic, accurate and successful restoration that addressed the patient's needs.
Key concepts: Technician, Process (computing), Dental technician, Computer science, Engineering, Medicine, Dentistry, Electrical engineering