The aim of this book is to build a fundamental understanding of the general scientific and clinical principles of digital dentistry. The authors sum- marize the components of the digital workflow in reconstructive dentistry and discuss their advantages and disadvantages, from scanner types and radiographic imaging to CAD/CAM and virtual registration, mounting, and articulation. By reading this book, clinicians will enhance their knowledge about digital dentistry and identify opportunities to integrate the currently available technologies in their daily work. The book also provides insights on upcoming game-changing technologies and the future of digital technology in dentistry.