Presentation Information
[CJK-4]Bridging research and practice: transforming digital solutions in prosthodontics
*Ji-Man Park1 (1. Seoul National University School of Dentistry)
Keywords:
Digital prosthodontics,AI-Driven prosthesis design,Dynamic occlusion integration
The field of prosthodontics is rapidly evolving with the integration of digital technologies, reshaping both research and clinical practice. This lecture will explore the latest advancements in intraoral scanning, AI-assisted CAD software, and additive manufacturing, focusing on their transformative impact on treatment workflows and patient outcomes.
With the refinement of intraoral scanners, digital impressions now provide enhanced precision and efficiency, streamlining the transition from diagnosis to final restoration. The integration of dynamic occlusion data with AI-driven design algorithms has opened new possibilities in prosthesis fabrication, ensuring a more precise fit and improved functional outcomes. Moreover, the synergy between intraoral scans, facial scans, and patient-specific mandibular movements allows for a more comprehensive digital patient representation, optimizing digital smile design and full-mouth rehabilitation.
This lecture will also examine the evolving role of AI in treatment planning, highlighting its potential in automating design processes and improving clinician-patient communication. Through clinical case demonstrations, the discussion will underscore how cutting-edge digital solutions can bridge the gap between research and practical application, making prosthodontic care more predictable, efficient, and patient-centered.
Attendees will gain insights into the latest digital innovations and their role in enhancing the precision, efficiency, and accessibility of prosthodontic treatments in contemporary practice.
With the refinement of intraoral scanners, digital impressions now provide enhanced precision and efficiency, streamlining the transition from diagnosis to final restoration. The integration of dynamic occlusion data with AI-driven design algorithms has opened new possibilities in prosthesis fabrication, ensuring a more precise fit and improved functional outcomes. Moreover, the synergy between intraoral scans, facial scans, and patient-specific mandibular movements allows for a more comprehensive digital patient representation, optimizing digital smile design and full-mouth rehabilitation.
This lecture will also examine the evolving role of AI in treatment planning, highlighting its potential in automating design processes and improving clinician-patient communication. Through clinical case demonstrations, the discussion will underscore how cutting-edge digital solutions can bridge the gap between research and practical application, making prosthodontic care more predictable, efficient, and patient-centered.
Attendees will gain insights into the latest digital innovations and their role in enhancing the precision, efficiency, and accessibility of prosthodontic treatments in contemporary practice.