Abstract
The rapid development of digital technologies has significantly changed approaches to diagnosis, planning, and implementation of orthodontic and prosthetic treatment. The use of intraoral scanning, CBCT, CAD/CAM technologies, 3D printing, digital smile modeling, and virtual treatment planning improves diagnostic accuracy, the quality of orthopedic restorations, and the predictability of clinical outcomes.
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