INTRODUCTION
Rapid prototyping automates the fabrication of a prototype part from a three- dimensional (3D) CAD drawing. This physical model conveys more complete information about the product earlier in the development cycle. The turnaround time for a typical rapid prototype part can take a few days. Conventional prototyping may take weeks or even months, depending on the method used. Rapid prototyping can be quicker more cost effective means of building prototypes as opposed to conventional methods.
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Automation Of Dental Unit


INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT



The basic objective of this project regarding “COMPUTERIZATION OF A DENTAL CLINIC” is to eliminate the use of conventional methods of storing records (Viz. on papers, files) which are obviously time consuming, cumbersome and also require more storage.
Thus, computerization should allow quick storage of records and quicker completion of other formalities as well.
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Stereolithography

Stereolithography, also known as 3-D layering or 3-D printing, allows you to create solid, plastic, three-dimensional (3-D) objects from CAD drawings in a matter of hours. Whether you are a mechanical engineer wanting to verify the fit of a part or an inventor looking to create a plastic prototype of an invention, stereolithography gives you a fast, easy way to turn CAD drawings into real objects.

3-D printing is a very good example of the age we live in. In the past, it could conceivably take months to prototype a part ....etc

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DENTAL CARIES

GROUP MEMBERS

JATIN MALHOTRA
MANMOHINI KHANNA

NAMARATA DHAR

GARV ALLUWALIA
GAGAN CHUG
KRITIKA KUMAR

INTRODUCTION

Teeth (singular tooth) are small, calcified, whitish structures found in the jaws (or mouths) of many vertebrates that are used to tear, scrape, and chew food. Some animals, particularly carnivores, also use teeth for hunting or defense. The roots of teeth are covered by gums. Teeth are not made of bone, but rather of tissues of varying density and hardness ....etc

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Stereolithography, also known as 3-D layering or 3-D printing, allows you to create solid, plastic, three-dimensional (3-D) objects from CAD drawings in a matter of hours. Whether you are a mechanical engineer wanting to verify the fit of a part or an inventor looking to create a plastic prototype of an invention, stereolithography gives you a fast, easy way to turn CAD drawings into real objects. 3-D printing is a very good example of the age we live in. In the past, it could conceivably take months to prototype a part -- today you can do it h ....etc

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STEREOLITHOGRAPHY CURE PROCESS MODELING


INTRODUCTION
In this chapter, the stereolithography (SL) technology is introduced, the objective of
this work is addressed, and the strategy to achieve the goal is demonstrated.

Introduction to Stereolithography
Stereolithography is currently the most widely used process in the rapid prototyping
and manufacturing (RP&M) field. “It translates computer aided designs (CAD) into solid
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Dental Biometrics:
this seminar describes foundations of a biometric system for semi-automatic processing and matching of dental images, with the final goal of human identification. Given a dental record, usually as a postmortem (PM) radiograph, And need to search the database of antemortem (AM) radiographs to determine the identity of the person associated with the PM image.use a semi-automatic method to extract shapes of the teeth from the AM and PM radiographs, and find the affine transform that best fits the shapes in the PM image to thos ....etc

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Abstract:
Dental Composites to Degraded MLI:


Ben Reed's experience as a materials engineer has led him from the challenges of dental composites to long term space exposure on the Hubble Space Telescope (HST).

Dental composites were developed in the 1960s and have continued to play a major role in restorative dentistry to date. However, they do not exhibit the typical service life of silver amalgam or gold fillings. Much of their lower service life is due to the consequences of polymerization shrinkage.

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