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You need a special license from Ivoclar. In the past you needed a separate dongle and I believe they changed it now that you just have to purchase the library.
What would be your tip in getting dental clinics to actually take good and useful pictures? Out of all the photos I've received for full arch cases, I've only gotten less than 10% that are worth a darn. It's like photos are not important and they are only doing it to do it with no thought into why they are taking them. They are ALWAYS taken too high, too low or way off center so I can't even make out the buccal corridor. Then there is the patient. SOOOO many have their eyes closed 🤦♂or over stress their face when "smiling". It's like every adult forgets how to smile naturally and smile like an 8 year old
Great video. Very helpful. Do you have an item number for the small brassler diamond disc you use? I don’t see anything that looks similar in their catalog. Thanks.
Can you please explain the MUA abutment customization video further or do you mean something like this here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JHOt2KQczaA.html
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 respected sir I want to know how to make a customised multiunit abutment as some implant systems have maximum 25 degree angulation for multi units so is there any way we can make we make our own multiunit abutments
@@antarikshadod2627 you can increase the screw angle maximum for every MUA in the library XML file itself. Change 25 to 30 or more. The only issue you might have then is that your milling machine cannot mill that angle anymore.
The post surgery scan is with Straumann White caps on Multi Units. But you can also use Nobel Bio Care white caps (reference # 31145). It all depends how your PIC system is set up.
Zunächst vielen Dank für diese tollen und sehr lehrreichen Videos!!! Die besten auf RU-vid. Wie wird dieser Fall am Ende technisch umgesetzt. Werden Zähne und Basis aus Kunststoff gefräst und später verklebt? Ist das langfristig stabil genug? Viele Grüße!
You can mill the teeth out of any material you like. Mo'st people use Emax or Zirconia. The bond strength depends on the bonding agent and the size of the preps.
Naa ..im dumb for that..i mean understand evrything you said and did ..but i got head zche with all protocol steps left and right...gonna take time to do it fluently without watching your tutorial on x0.25 speed..
Amazing work, thanks for sharing ! As a mention, if you allow me, please consider that the translated in english subtittle does not sync with the spoken words... and differs extensively
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 Plane english. I just wanted to see a sub , if happens to lose some words , it also helps when freezing the very quick video, to identify the image elements.
"Hi I've learned a lot from your videos, thank you! Is there a method in exocad for drawing subgingival margins on intraoral scanned files that allows for removing soft tissue on the buccal and lingual sides? I want to achieve a result similar to margin scraping on stone models, without using freeform modeling. Any advice?"
"Hi I've learned a lot from your videos, thank you! Is there a method in exocad for drawing subgingival margins on intraoral scanned files that allows for removing soft tissue on the buccal and lingual sides? I want to achieve a result similar to margin scraping on stone models, without using freeform modeling. Any advice?"
"Hi I've learned a lot from your videos, thank you! Is there a method in exocad for drawing subgingival margins on intraoral scanned files that allows for removing soft tissue on the buccal and lingual sides? I want to achieve a result similar to margin scraping on stone models, without using freeform modeling. Any advice?"
Hello sir, I am a dental technician residing in the United Arab Emirates and I would like to work as a designer on ExoCAD from home. Is there a possibility to work with you
As always, wonderful and very educational videos! Just wanted to ask about the metal structure. Did you notice colour change in the denture ? Did not see any pink opaque on the metal structure. Also wich 3d Printer did you use? Thank you!
Thank you for the great comment and question. I was thinking about using Pink opaque on the TI bar but the lucitone curing resin blocked it out nicely. I did not see any color change even in intra oral photos. I used an Asiga 4K for that and milled Harvest Dental PMMA for the teeth, but you can also print the teeth.
Actually today I did another case like this and had to put a little bit tooth color opaque in one area because it was too close to the artificial tooth. It worked out great. To close the loop, yes, you and apply opaque but it's only necessary in specific areas where you need it
@masterdentaltechnician1914 Thank you for your answer. If you apply opaque, then you have to scan again or somehow alocate extra space for the opaque, right? By the way, using a bar or structure from the reinforced composite fibre (pink or white) will save us some more time 😅. (Wich you also shown in one of you wonderful videos).
@@alinmiron6657 there is enough space for a thin layer of opaque. If you plan ahead and know you want to apply opaque later make the gap larger as shown in the vudeo
Correct. I don't like vacuum on ANY glaze cylcle. Layered PFM, Emax MIYO etc. I found that no vacuum will get you a nicer looking glaze with less Glaze paste. I see people putting tons of Glaze paste on their crowns because they want it shiny in one bake. Without vacuum you can achieve it with less Glaze. I also fire Structure without glaze and get a nicer texture.
So to clarify this is protocol: 1st we need to: - Buy Zest Scanbody - Scan it - Buy your library and design denture - Order Zest locators (male parts) - Print a model with your analogs from library - In the meantime mill or print denture base&teeth - Screw the male parts of locators in the printed model and attach the female parts on it to pick them up with milled/printed base -Glue the teeth and base with special material and finish the denture. Is that correct, or am I missing something? Thank you!
That's correct. I would pick up the locator housing in the patient's mouth though. IOS scans are highly inaccurate when it comes to implant cases and cross arch accuracy. The point of this workflow is to get a headstart but it does not take away the fact that IOS scans are inaccurate.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914yes, pick-up in patients mouth is mandatory. But can acrylic base without internal metal substructure for locator housings work for longtime? Which PMMA, would you preffer for final restoration?
@kristijanmalus48 I use Lucetone 199 printed and milled/or printed teeth. You can use the milled PMMA from Harvest Dental for example. When you want internal bars see my other video on how to do those.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vKp_jKLYmBE.html
