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Explore how researchers use Atomica in AI design, implant planning, and clinical workflows.

Publications
13 selected publications
Years
2024–2026
Last reviewed
Last reviewed 21 Oct 2026

Featured research

Sawangsri et al. · The Ohio State University College of Dentistry · The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry · 2026

Atomica achieved design acceptability comparable with technician designs, particularly for posterior bridges. In the study, mean posterior CAD design time was 2.54 minutes with Atomica versus 22.6 minutes for the technician workflow.

In vitro comparison of 30 three-unit bridge cases: 18 posterior and 12 anterior.

Mean posterior bridge CAD design time
2.54min

Atomica

22.6min

Technician workflow

Mean CAD design times for posterior three-unit bridges, Table 7: Atomica 2.54 ± 1.42 min; technician 22.6 ± 7.32 min.

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  1. 17 Oct 2026Clinical applicationsClinical measurement

    Effect of local melatonin application on immediately placed implants in maxillary premolars (a biochemical and radiographic randomized controlled clinical trial)

    Toka Moustafa Helal et al. · BMC Oral Health · 2026

    Atomica used for measurements

    Atomica supported radiographic analysis in a randomized trial of local melatonin around immediately placed implants in 24 patients. Researchers used the software to measure relative bone density, volume, and marginal bone changes.

  2. 15 Oct 2026Comparative researchRestorative design

    Comparison of Artificial Intelligence-Generated and Technician-Designed Maxillary Central Incisor Crowns: An In Vitro Study

    Luis Azevedo et al. · International Journal of Prosthodontics · 2026

    Atomica AI evaluated

    Atomica recorded the shortest crown design time in an in vitro comparison of four AI systems and a master dental technician using 32 digital datasets. The study assessed maxillary central incisor designs across speed, marginal fit, and proximal contacts.

  3. 21 Sep 2026Clinical applicationsClinical measurement

    Effect of β-tricalcium phosphate grafting on implant stability and peri-implant radiodensity following immediate implant placement in sites with jumping gaps exceeding 2 mm: a randomized controlled trial

    Alaa A. Salem et al. · BMC Oral Health · 2026

    Atomica used for measurements

    Researchers used Atomica to assess peri-implant radiodensity at six months in a randomized grafting trial involving 16 patients and 39 implants. The study illustrates Atomica's role in quantitative follow-up using relative CBCT gray values.

  4. Aug 2026Comparative researchImplant planning

    Acceptability, deviation, and efficiency of automated artificial intelligence–based implant planning methods: A comparison with human intelligence

    Satita Leelaluk et al. · Journal of Prosthodontics · 2026

    Atomica AI evaluated

    Atomica recorded the fastest mean planning time in a retrospective comparison of 32 single-tooth implant cases: 3.59 minutes, compared with 8.91 minutes for Relu and 14.1 minutes for expert planning. The study evaluated planning speed alongside implant position and acceptability.

  5. Aug 2026Comparative researchImplant planning

    Clinical Applicability of Artificial Intelligence–Driven Implant Planning and Surgical Guide Design in the Maxillary Esthetic Zone: A Registry-Based Cohort Study

    Eslam Abdelwahab Dawood et al. · Clinical Oral Implants Research · 2026

    Expert workflow used Atomica

    Expert planning with Atomica provided the reference workflow in a study of 35 anterior implant cases. Researchers compared this workflow with Relu Automate and reported comparable accuracy and surgical guide fit between the two approaches.

  6. Jul 2026Clinical applicationsSurgical guides & prosthetics

    A Fully Digitalized Workflow for 3D-printed Immediate Surgical Obturators: Clinical Case Series

    Alaa Zaki et al. · Egyptian Dental Journal · 2026

    Atomica used in clinical workflow

    Clinicians used Atomica's Boolean and additive design tools to prepare immediate surgical obturators for 3D printing. This clinical case series demonstrates a fully digital prosthetic workflow for maxillofacial rehabilitation.

  7. 24 Apr 2026Clinical applicationsSurgical guides & prosthetics

    Guided piezoelectric decompression of the inferior alveolar canal following hydraulic calcium silicate-based sealer extrusion: a case report

    Hesham Elhawary and Reham Hassan · BMC Oral Health · 2026

    Atomica used in clinical workflow

    Atomica was used to design a tooth- and bone-supported surgical guide for a targeted osteotomy window and access to the inferior alveolar canal. The case report illustrates how digital guide design supported a specialized decompression procedure.

  8. Apr 2026Comparative researchRestorative design

    Acceptability, deviation, and efficiency of 2 fully automated CAD software programs in designing 3-unit fixed dental prostheses: A comparative study

    Kedith Sawangsri et al. · The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry · 2026

    Atomica AI evaluated

    Atomica achieved design acceptability comparable with technician designs, particularly for posterior bridges, in an in vitro study of 30 three-unit bridge cases. Mean posterior CAD design time was 2.54 minutes with Atomica versus 22.6 minutes for the technician workflow.

  9. Mar 2026Comparative researchCBCT & segmentation

    Comparative analysis of five AI platforms for mandibular canal segmentation on CBCT images

    Sohaib Shujaat et al. · Journal of Dentistry · 2026

    Atomica AI evaluated

    Atomica was one of five AI platforms evaluated for automated mandibular canal segmentation across 120 CBCT scans and 240 canals. The study compared AI-generated anatomy with expert annotations to inform software assessment and surgical planning workflows.

  10. 2026Reviews & overviewsRestorative design

    Mapping the artificial intelligence role in the design of digital prosthetics: A scoping review

    Eslam Abdelwahab Dawood et al. · Digital Dentistry Journal · 2026

    Atomica discussed in review

    A scoping review of 46 papers explores how AI is being used in digital prosthetic design. Atomica is discussed among emerging CAD platforms as the authors examine applications and workflow integration.

  11. Dec 2025Reviews & overviewsSurgical guides & prosthetics

    What is the role of AI-driven automation in static surgical guide design? A scoping review

    Maria Fernanda Silva Andrade-Bortoletto et al. · Journal of Dentistry · 2025

    Atomica discussed in review

    Atomica is included among commercial platforms in a scoping review of AI-assisted surgical guide design. The review maps published semi-automated workflows and the evolving role of automation in digital surgical planning.

  12. 7 Oct 2025Reviews & overviewsCBCT & segmentation

    Artificial Intelligence Segmentation Errors in Implant Planning Software Programs: An Overview

    Ghida Lawand et al. · Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research · 2025

    Atomica discussed in review

    This educational overview provides practical guidance for reviewing and refining AI-generated anatomy in implant planning. Examples from Atomica and other platforms illustrate segmentation quality checks and correction techniques.

  13. 2024Reviews & overviewsImplant planning

    Artificial intelligence serving pre-surgical digital implant planning: A scoping review

    Bahaaeldeen M. Elgarba et al. · Journal of Dentistry · 2024

    Atomica discussed in review

    Atomica is featured in a scoping review of AI applications in pre-surgical implant planning. The software survey describes its automated virtual wax-up capabilities within the broader digital planning workflow.

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Comparative research

Studies comparing digital design and planning workflows across speed, design quality, and accuracy.

Clinical applications

Published cases and trials showing how clinicians and researchers use Atomica in their workflows.

Reviews & overviews

Literature reviews exploring Atomica's place in the evolving field of digital dentistry.

Selected highlights summarized by Atomica. Results reflect the software versions and study conditions tested; see each publication for full methods and findings. See the featured study on PubMed ↗.