This book explores the transformative impact of digital technology on various aspects of prosthodontics, highlighting advances in digital imaging, computer-aided design, internet communication, digital manufacturing, and new materials. The book discusses the influence of digitization on teaching, patient education, practice management, and clinical treatment procedures in contemporary prosthodontics.

From digital radiographs facilitating diagnoses to CAD-CAM ceramics improving aesthetics and function, the utilization of rapid prototyping and stereolithography for prosthesis fabrication, the technologies discussed promise higher predictability, convenience, and reduced treatment sessions. However, the adoption of new treatment protocols is not without controversy, necessitating further research and validation.

The book emphasizes the need for future clinical research to focus on evidence-based dentistry and standardized methods, providing opportunities to advance complete denture therapy and contribute to dental education, public health programs, and clinical research. .