قناة تعليميه مجانيه لتعليم تصميم الاسنان Walid Mansour 00201005587414 Egypt-Cairo Free educational channel to teach dental design ______ وليد منصور فنى اسنان خبره منذ 2008 عام فى التركيبات الثابته متخصص ب design cad cam exocad Walid Mansour, a dental technician with since 2008 of experience in fixed prosthetics, a cad cam specialist, since 2011 of experience in dental design.
Hello from Serbia..im doing something simular to prevent exocad of destroying cervical third ..when i settup teeth occlusion etc i save it as STL then i let exocad addapt crown bottom after that i import the STL and addapt teeth ..same effect as with waxup bottoms but i think a bit faster ..(thats kinda irelevent) ..But in sections when i setup connectors i have a better way of doing it ...i go in free forming and i separate posterrior teeth with a Disc ..you setting up the diametter of discs same as your smallest milling tool ( in my case its 0.6mm) ..with this step your CAM software wont block out interdental space between teeth(bcz if it is smaller then diameter of your smalest milling tool it will block it and in green stage zirconia you will need to open that space manualy) ...with mine tactic CAM machine actualy does that for me ...just a little tip to dhare
Make your dentists either to take impression beffore they "adjust basal implants or make them to use sleeves ..3D print with risen the basal implant and sleeves ..when u get impression insert you 3D risen analogue in sleeve fix it wit a bit of wax pour stone ..gg perfect always margin dimensions and rest ..i would refuse the case if i got something like you got on 2h 21 min ..dr needs to learn first how to do it otherwise nope ..wont give such construction to no one
All fine ..but you are doing guessing allot..without positionating it in a proper occlusal plane..either by camper/bonwil or without smille design its imposibile to check your result before its in patient mouth ..same goes for protrusion and retrusion and later movaments..atleast use virtual articulator(yes it sucks) if you dont have posibility to use regular articulator(with 3d ressin printed model before finalising it) ..i know its about production but do it right..in this particular case perfect canine guidance is a must..otherwis that patient gonna ruin those 2 implants and cause him waay more problems then he had before
Verry inacurate in cervicall area..to fix this get from your doctor one of basal implants sand it a bit with 50um alo3 then scan it and make a closed model in exocad ..print it with 3D printer and when you get impression in holes where are implants insert your 3D risen printed implants then por the stonne as usualy ( like that you will have always precisse cervical area without any defformities ...and even better method is your doctor to use original implant "crowns" and take impression with them ..or you can 3D print them for him if he is to "cheap" ..doing it like that is not the way nor is correct to patient( sure nice design) but if dont fit properly then thats not good job
