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Fotogrametria aplicada à reabilitação total sobre implantes : revisão sistemática
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A aplicação de fluxos de trabalho totalmente digitais em Medicina Dentária implica o domínio de novas técnicas, sobretudo em procedimentos de reabilitação total sobre implantes, onde ainda não existe um protocolo clínico consensual na comunidade científica. A fotogrametria pode ser uma alternativa útil para a reabilitação sobre implantes.
Através desta análise, procurou-se compreender de que forma esta tecnologia pode beneficiar a prática clínica, em especial no contexto da reabilitação oral. Foi dada particular atenção à sua fiabilidade enquanto alternativa à impressão digital de implantes com scanner intra-oral, avaliando o seu potencial para melhorar a precisão dos procedimentos e os resultados dos tratamentos.
O estudo foi realizado em alinhamento com a metodologia Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA).
Procedeu-se à definição e aplicação dos critérios de exclusão e inclusão aos estudos identificados.
Foram submetidos a análise artigos das bases de dados PUBMed MEDLINE e WEB of Science baseado em critérios previamente selecionados.
Foram incluídos 36 artigos com base nos critérios de inclusão. A fotogrametria demonstrou consistentemente ser uma alternativa fiável, sendo desta forma uma alternativa útil para a prática clínica e para o workflow digital.
A evidência analisada demonstrou que a fotogrametria constitui uma alternativa digital com elevada fiabilidade superior ao convencional scaneamento intraoral. A maior exatidão e maior precisão foi corroborada pelos estudos, que validaram a sua utilização por ser um método com alta previsibilidade na captura da posição tridimensional dos implantes.
The application of fully digital workflows in dentistry requires the mastery of new techniques, particularly in full-arch implant rehabilitation, where a consensual clinical protocol has yet to be established within the scientific community. Photogrammetry may serve as a useful alternative for implantsupported rehabilitation. This analysis aimed to understand how this technology benefits clinical practice, especially in the contexto of oral rehabilitation. Particular attention was paid to its reliability as na alternative to digital implant impressions obtained via intraoral scanners, evaluating its potential to improve procedural accuracy and treatment outcomes. The study was conducted in alignment with the Preferred Rporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta.Analyses (PRISMA) methodology. Exclusion and inclusion criteria were defined and applied to the studies identified . Articles from the PubMed/MEDLINE and Web of Science databases were analyzed based on previously established criteria. A total of 36 articles were included based on the established inclusion criteria. The evidence consistently demonstrates that photogrammetry is a highly reliable alternative, proving to be a valuable tool for clinical practice and the digital workflow. The analyzed evidence confirms that photogrammetry constitutes a highly reliable digital alternative, superior to conventional intraoral scanning. Increased accuracy and precision were corroborated by the studies, wich validated the use of photogrammetry as a highly predictable method for capturing the threedimensional positioning of implants.
The application of fully digital workflows in dentistry requires the mastery of new techniques, particularly in full-arch implant rehabilitation, where a consensual clinical protocol has yet to be established within the scientific community. Photogrammetry may serve as a useful alternative for implantsupported rehabilitation. This analysis aimed to understand how this technology benefits clinical practice, especially in the contexto of oral rehabilitation. Particular attention was paid to its reliability as na alternative to digital implant impressions obtained via intraoral scanners, evaluating its potential to improve procedural accuracy and treatment outcomes. The study was conducted in alignment with the Preferred Rporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta.Analyses (PRISMA) methodology. Exclusion and inclusion criteria were defined and applied to the studies identified . Articles from the PubMed/MEDLINE and Web of Science databases were analyzed based on previously established criteria. A total of 36 articles were included based on the established inclusion criteria. The evidence consistently demonstrates that photogrammetry is a highly reliable alternative, proving to be a valuable tool for clinical practice and the digital workflow. The analyzed evidence confirms that photogrammetry constitutes a highly reliable digital alternative, superior to conventional intraoral scanning. Increased accuracy and precision were corroborated by the studies, wich validated the use of photogrammetry as a highly predictable method for capturing the threedimensional positioning of implants.
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Dissertação para obtenção do grau de Mestre no Instituto Universitário Egas Moniz
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Reabilitação sobre implantes Scanner intra-oral Impressões digitais Fotogrametria Scanbodies