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The article describes the use of library-based design in dentistry to achieve predictable results in restorations. The workflow includes a documentation and planning phase, followed by execution. The design is implemented using libraries and digital technology, allowing for adjustments in orthodontic treatment. It is recommended to adapt the clinical situation to the original design to ensure predictability. The selection of the right library is crucial for predictability and mimicking nature. The article introduces various dentists and their practices, including Marcelo Giordani from Alpha-Alpha Taboré Dentistry in São Paulo, Brazil, Ioan Cofar from DENTCOF in Timisoara, Romania, Eric van Dooren from a private practice in Antwerp, Belgium, and Ioana Popp and Paul Ficut, also from DENTCOF in Timisoara, Romania. [Extracted from the article]

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The article describes the DGSZM one4all sports mouthguard of the German Society for Sports Dentistry (DGSZM). This mouthguard meets the minimum requirements for a mouthguard manufactured according to sports dental criteria, including individual production, maximum protection of the teeth and jaw, high wearing comfort, and cushioning function. The mouthguard is continuously being developed and has already met all criteria for several years. The DGSZM aims to certify the mouthguard and offers international courses in collaboration with other organizations. The mouthguard is made of pre-laminated, three-layered splint material and is manufactured by the company Erkodent. The article describes the production of a high-quality sports mouthguard using recommended materials and devices. Through numerous optimizations, the production effort could be reduced, so it is no longer necessary to rely on industrially manufactured products. The mouthguard offers high protection and has a volume of less than 5 ml. The production takes place in several steps, with the outer layers being removed and the mouthguard being individually adjusted. The importance of sports dentistry and individually manufactured mouthguards is emphasized, and the German Society for Sports Dentistry takes a pioneering position in this field. [Extracted from the article]

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