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Fig. 1 - Situazione iniziale: frattura della corona in ceramica integrale su 25.

Fig. 2 - Preparazione.

Fig. 3 - Modello digitale.

Fig. 4 - Progettazione.

Figg. 5a, 5b - Progettazione coronale completata in anteprima di fresaggio.

Figg. 5a, 5b - Progettazione coronale completata in anteprima di fresaggio.

Figg. 6, 7 - La corona di elevata precisione, dopo la mordenzatura con acido fluoridrico in gel è stata inserita con tecnica adesiva.

Figg. 6, 7 - La corona di elevata precisione, dopo la mordenzatura con acido fluoridrico in gel è stata inserita con tecnica adesiva.

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