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337 VOLUME XLVIII NUMBER 6 2014 JCO, technology, orthodontists can more accu-rately and efficiently fabricate clear aligners, cus-tom braces, indirect-bonding trays, and laboratory appliances without the unpleasant experience of conventional advent of intraoral digital scanners coin-cided with the development of computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technol-ogy and the 1984 introduction of chairside eco-nomical restoration of esthetic ceramics (CEREC).1 In 2001, Cadent introduced the OrthoCAD* sys-tem for the production of 3D digital models, vir-The replacement of alginate and polyvinyl silox-ane (PVS) impressions with intraoral digital scanners represents a paradigm shift in orthodon-tics.
VOLUME XLVIII NUMBER 6 339 Kravitz, Groth, Jones, Graham, and Redmond precision optical measurements determine the distance measurement, the differential measure-
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