6.1 3D Surface Digitization Flashcards

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Define digital workflow

A

Any workflow that occurs primarily through the use of converting physical or “analog” structures into a digital format to be manipulated using CAD software

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What are the two types of scanners used for 3d surface data acquisition?

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  1. Optical scanners

2. Contact scanners

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3
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Define tesselation

A

Division of a surface into smaller polygons, yielding a higher level of detail

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4
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What is the file format used for object capture?

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Standard tessellation language (STL)

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5
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Digital impression techniques are clinically acceptable for what two clinical situations?

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  1. Fabrication of crowns and short FPD’s

2. Fabrication of implant-support crowns and FPD’s

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6
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Which are more accurate, direct or indirect scanners?

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Indirect scanners have higher accuracy

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