The Digital Dental Team of the Department of Prosthodontics has been researching digital dentistry since 2011, focusing on digital tooth color determination, digital impression techniques, and intraoral scanners. Over the past 12 years, our study group has carried out numerous scientific studies, the results of which have been published in international journals (you can find these publications under the “Publications” menu). We have explored the accuracy of traditional and digital impression techniques the effectiveness of digital tooth color determination methods, and defined the learning curve for intraoral scanners. We have presented our research findings and practical experiences at numerous Hungarian and international events. We are developing an educational program on digital impression systems and the related CAD/CAM workflows. Furthermore, our research has been essential in integrating intraoral scanners into the Semmelweis University Department of Prosthodontics undergraduate education.
Integrating digital impression tools into everyday clinical practice poses new challenges and goals for dentists. Significant progress has been made since the appearance of intraoral scanners, especially in recent years. Several new intraoral scanners and new generations of devices have appeared on the dental market. Another important practical consideration is software updates, which also affect the characteristics/properties of the device. There has been increased interest among Hungarian dentists in intraoral scanners, and in recent years, several new intraoral scanners have also been released in Hungary. However, relevant literature data on available intraoral scanners are limited, we mainly have information provided by the manufacturing company. The properties of intraoral scanners determine their main indication area and their application in clinical practice – therefore, understanding these two criteria is essential before investing in a new device. The objective comparative examination conducted by the Digital Dental Team of the Department of Prosthodontics helps determine the main indication area of intraoral scanners available in Hungary, thus guiding practicing dentists. Through our research results and website, we aim to assist dentists considering purchasing an intraoral scanner by highlighting the main factors to consider before investing.
Leader of the Team: Dr. Judit Borbély, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Members of our Team:
Prof. Dr. Péter Hermann Ph.D., Msc, professor
Dr. Emese Ábrám Ph.D., assistant professor
Dr. Gellért Joós-Kovács Ph.D., assistant professor
Dr. Ivett Róth Ph.D., assistant professor
Dr. Alexandra Laki-Czigola Ph.D., assistant professor
Dr. Bálint Vecsei Ph.D., assistant professor
Dr. Viktória Vitai, assistant lecturer, Ph.D. student
Dr. Dóra Fehér, assistant lecturer, Ph.D. student
Dr. József Saláta, assistant lecturer, Ph.D. student
Dr. Bulcsú Bencze, clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Anna Németh, clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Adrienn Pál, clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Virág Róna clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Judit Schmalzl, clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Kata Sára Somogyi, clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Péter Tajti clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Orsolya Vámos clinician, Ph.D. student
Dr. Boldizsár Vánkos clinician, Ph.D. student
TDK students/ student’s scientific association:
Eszter Bognár
Zsófi Bohuniczky
Lili Júlia Bokor
Lili Forgács
György Árpád Keskeny
Anna Kónya
Nanda Novák
Djamtorki Pana
Djamtorki Pegan
Inez Pelcz
Viola Phan
Kosinova Mubina
Áron Schlick-Szabó
Vivien Szombati
Laura Zsófia Tasi
Anna Tóth