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Fig. 2 - Scansione intraorale a colori delle arcate dentarie.

Fig. 4 - Tecnica ibrida di allineatori e attacchi linguali Beatrice© computer assistita (si ringrazia il prof. Aldo Macchi, Università degli Studi dell’Insubria, Varese).

Fig. 1 - Ricostruzione 3D di canini inclusi.

Fig. 3 - Scansione tridimensionale del volto.

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