Prosthetic rehabilitations between analogue tradition and digital innovations
Knowing how to manage every single prosthetic rehabilitation, from the simplest to the most complex, requires the prosthetic team’s knowledge of correct work protocols that follow a diagnostic-therapeutic process that can be faithfully reproduced both in the clinic and in the laboratory.
The factors of long-term prosthetic success are many: from the anatomical development of the coronal contour to the management of temporary prostheses; from the taking of precision impressions to the choice of the dental technician processing method; the steps often exploit the advantages of traditional analog protocols and the advantages of modern digital flows, almost always becoming hybrids.
