"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?"
Thanks fo the amazing info provided. We downloaded the library but there is no sdfa files associated. Please let us know how to add to exocad your files and be able to load at detect implant position.
There are no sdfa files but all STL. Copy the entire folder where the files are in, into the Exocad/implant folder. No subfolders!! After that restart the CAD module and you can chose it from the library menu
I appreciate your efforts and videos in spreading knowledge, but what is exactly the purpose of background music? If you were invited to to teach at a conference, do you bring a radio with you and crank up the music to entertain your audience while they listen to you lecture? a lot of steps in your video and many people get easily distracted by unnecessary music
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I understand where you're coming from. My intention with background music is to enhance the viewing experience, but I see how it can sometimes be distracting. Your feedback is valuable, and I'll certainly consider toning it down in future videos to keep the focus on the content. Appreciate your honest feedback!
Definitely you are a Master, I really appreciate all your tips and knowledge that you have. Hope someday be at least one third the professional you are. Thank you sir. 🤩🙌🏻👏🏻🫶🏻
Thank you for your video, It's amazing. I tried, but in final step, when I need to subtract attachment always I get a failure message. Attachment can't be applyed. There is any secret here to succesfully apply cutter as attachment/subtract ? Thank you verymuch.
There are several reasons why there is a failure. Usually it has to do with the cutter itself. 1) Check if you exported only 1 mesh as the cutter. Double meshes cause errors. 2) the cutter has some errors in itself. import the cutter into Meshmixer and inspect for errors. make the cutter a solid. Export and try again. 3) if you didn't rotate the cutter in the subtraction mode it might fail. The Meshmixer version usually helps.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 Thank you very very much, I will try all 3 dots and get back here to let you know. I repeat, your wok in this video is really amazing.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 Hi. I tried several times, both ways(make solid in meshmixer and loading as model am do bottoms) and it worked nicely. Now, understanding your ideea, it make sense, is logical....now I'm asking myself why I didn't think this way before... Thank you very much.
@mariussava6126 you are welcome. I use that technique on all locator and Conus cases to have an internal TI-Bar. If you haven't seen that technique I made a video about it. Thanks for the comment!!
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 , sorry my bad. during your outro in your video. you do separate the bridge from the bar, moving the bridge. How did you do that?
Something is not correct with the cutting tool( the bar). Either you didn't invert it or it's too short. Hard to tell without more information. You can send me the file and I will look at it.
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