Angielski
There are no doubts that treatment technologies and materials in dentistry have progressively advanced over the past 50 years, especially in the field of restorative dentistry and prosthodontics. CAD/CAM systems have progressed very rapidly in the past 25 years, where a variety of systems has been launched into the market. It can be used for multiple purposes in dentistry. It is predicted that CAD/CAM will undergo further development in the near future decades. The evolution of developed versions will bring better quality, excellent ability and increase work procedure friendliness. Materials will be available with high mechanical and physical properties such as better esthetic, marginal integrity, wear resistance, and high strength which permits remaining for a long period in the oral environment. Additionally, dental CAD/CAM may also be available in educational settings and as training tools for daily dental practice, with explanatory materials for patients, diagnostic materials, and for simulations of surgical procedures.
