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Our main corporate offices and manufacturing facilities, encompassing over 220,000 square feet, is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Whip Mix West, in Fort Collins Colorado exclusively manufactures the Denar and Hanau lines of Articulators and Face Bows. In addition, Whip Mix maintains a distribution center in Dortmund, Germany to fulfill orders across Europe.
In the manual, it shows that the parameters 'Base Plate Thickness = 0.400 mm, type = Shadow' apply to teeth and gums. In your video, you use 'Shadow' for the base and 'Bounding Box' for teeth. Now, which one is correct?
Hello how can I subdivide my setups For example i do malocclusion for upper and lower and it gives me 10 stages for the final setup How can I subdivide them like in need 8 for upper and 10 for lower ?
Hello how can I subdivide my setups For example i do malocclusion for upper and lower and it gives me 10 stages for the final setup How can I subdivide them like in need 8 for upper and 10 for lower ?
Hello how can I subdivide my setups For example i do malocclusion for upper and lower and it gives me 10 stages for the final setup How can I subdivide them like in need 8 for upper and 10 for lower ?
Is there a way to export the diagnostic wax-up to an STL? It would be a great option to have for accurate temporaries and I'm not seeing an option or work-around for it anywhere. Thanks!
Hello, a question, when I go to adjust the teeth, there is no option where I automatically adjust the teeth so that they are straight and not manually.
Thats pretty awesome but one thing I don't understand is Who would pay all that money for new (teeth) dentures that are more yellow than most peoples natural teeth🤔🙄
My first wax try on today for digital printed dentures and they did not fit. Not even close. The bottom rim was way off. They didn't even send wax they sent a finished product. The teeth looked like a snap on cap. Loved the BL 1 shade but the teeth not so much. Even my dentist said they looked as if a kindergartener made them. They are re scanning my rims to try again. I'm still hopeful for a beautiful smile.
I have a question, how do you digitally compensate for the retraction of the silicone? Because when you make a physical impression, the plaster has a slight expansion to compensate for the retraction of the silicone. But in full digital how to do?
