Estudio comparativo de un sistema de impresión convencional y el sistema digital Medit : revisión sistemática.

Abstract

Introduction: The conventional impression system has been of vital importance for several years in oral rehabilitation procedures. The Medit digital system has impressive speed, is dust-free, allowing you to scan efficiently and increasing the comfort of your patients, and has high accuracy. Objective: Define what type of conventional or digital printing system is the most effective. Materials and Methods: A bibliographic review was carried out with a qualitative approach of a cross-sectional and retrospective type, with a descriptive, analytical design, the search for scientific articles was carried out in the metasearch engines Pubmed, Google Scholar and Medline. A total of 150 related articles were obtained, which by inclusion and exclusion criteria were 39. Results: Studies were evaluated in which it was determined that digital intraoral impressions allow data to be obtained directly from the teeth, thus giving them greater precision and eliminating the clinical phase consisting of conventional impression taking. Conclusion: The Medit digital system produces real images, which are high in resolution and rich in detail, allowing us to distinguish between tooth structure and soft tissue for easy identification of margin lines and undercut areas, producing and scanning accurate colors.