I have been working with this system for two years now, it is only good for intermediate or temporarily placed dentures, so disappointed with the whole digital denture concept, and it's not through lack of experience or training as I am a dental prosthetist with 25 years experience and see an average of 200 denture patients per month. I have designed printed and inserted many of these dentures, I use both trio's 3 and e4 lab scanner so accuracy is not in question either, it does not save time or cost and the dentures look like they came out of a cheap candy machine, at the end of the day the best functional and aesthetic dentures are hand crafted and individually characterized, and they can be also re lined, repaired, in addition partial denture base with metal clasps are not an option, my recommendation is not to invest any time or money into digital dentures it's all a gimmick.
Hi I'm also a dental prosthetist, I'm based in Australia, I'd love to have a chat with you about your experiences in the digital denture world. Would you be up for a chat?
The fit is good but they are definitely ugly in comparison to a well characterized and festooned denture. You could cut back and wax the exterior of the tryin denture and then scan that to get the topography you want (root prominence, rugae, etc.) but it may not be as cost effective to do it this way.
