inLab users will be walked through the new complete over natural denture design workflow in software 22. Learn how you can use biogeneric, digital portrait or digital genios to design beautifully aesthetic digital dentures.
My inlab 22 does not allow me to highlight the teeth to export, it indicates they are part of upper model. The base can export with sockets, but I cannot get the teeth chains. Any hints?
In the export phase, when you go to export as STL files, you’ll need to select each individual component on the left side, then select export as stl. It will only do one object at a time. For example, if you’re exporting the base and you can see the base with sockets, that’s the only object you’re exporting when it’s selected. Once exported, if you then click on the teeth on the left side of the export screen, you’ll then be able to export the segments or tooth arches. Hope this helps clarify?
I am really impressed with your knowledge of this software. I recently acquired a primeprint. And was given InLabCAD/CAM as well. We are working through several techniques. But it has been a struggle. And I don’t know of where I can go to gain knowledge. (Except watching a few videos, especially yours). Can you give me any suggestions on where to go? Do you do any training?
Thank you for your kind words. Whereabouts are you located? I’m in Canada, and here we have InLab training courses available at the Dentsply Sirona academy if that helps? However, I believe the US academy may offer the same. I can confirm if you’d like?
@@digitaldentistrysolutions3158 its seems our training is through CDOCS. I don’t know of any other formal way? And they currently don’t offer it. I’m a general dentist, and I’m not familiar with any lab training/education options out there. I live in Northern Indiana. And any advice would be greatly appreciated.
@@digitaldentistrysolutions3158 your reply couldn’t be better. I’m literally in a class at CDOCS in Scottsdale. We were just talking about these classes. Small world.
This could happen for a few reasons: 1. The arch doesn’t have enough space to generate a base depending on what your minimal thickness is set to in the parameters 2. Try adjusting the tooth settings for the insertion depth etc 3. Confirm that your base line of the denture is smooth. Sometimes if we click too fast you’ll see a gap in the border you created, so confirm it’s smooth. Hope this helps! :)
You can use the “individual” tooth option and what’s called “biogeneric” which gives you a library of different morphologies (including shapes like oval or tapered). You’ll be able to get it similar to other manufacturers but not identical to their moulds.
@@digitaldentistrysolutions3158 thanks ive been tinkering with the biogenerics but sirona doesnt seem to offer shapes mades for dentures and making balanced occlusion. Lots of room for improvement for dentures still. Good videos !
@@digitaldentistrysolutions3158 for anyone reading this later. the software is crucially missing the exocad option to adapt the base to the model so when it thinks it needs more minimal space under the teeth instead of shortening the teeth it protrudes into the jaw making it all unuseable. switched to exocad. Expensive mistake to buy this for dentures.
