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Fig. 1: Initial situation of tooth #37.

Fig. 2: Scan of lower jaw, with prepared tooth #37.

Fig. 3: The preparation margin is automatically delineated by the software, but if desired, it can be adjusted manually.

Fig. 4: The user interface for designing the restoration, which can be operated via the touch screen.

Fig. 5: The user interface for the beginning of the restoration of the crown.

Fig. 6: Final situation of tooth #37.

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