CadCrowns, I am trying to put all my thoughts together and prepare for the future.
The Ideal laboratory I have in mind is that it needs to be full digital similar to what CAP has setup.
However I just want to make 'impression scanning' work along with 3d printer for printing out models. I just...
Ceram1, Why is that printed models stink? Ive been pondering about this for years now and with 15-25 micron layers it should definitely be accurate enough.
Do you think its the settings? Or is 20 microns just not good enough?
I think the resolution is fabulous, almost as good as proper dental 3d printers, not to mention the price.
https://www.ultimaker.com/pages/our-printers/ultimaker-2
Would you guys use it? If so, how? If not, why not?
Haha, I meant that NZ is so underdeveloped and market is 5-10 years behind. So there is no digital scanning for a long time to come.
I just want to prepare for the future. It seems that undertaking similar strategies such as CAP is the way to go.
Im sorry but I live in New Zealand and there is only one milling centre. Digital scanning is also obsolete. So how can I 'quaeris amicum' when no one knows the answer to the question I am asking?
If the dr decides to use intraoral scanner to send milling to a mill center, then how does a milling center achieve the perfect contacts, occlusions and such? I know that 3shape software is good and all but still, is it enough so that what you design is exactly what you get?
5 bar pressure is a bit too much, 3-4 is ideal and use pressure pot to make the investment more dense and bubble free. After I started using pressure pot the waiting time of 40 min is now 15 mins and the cracks are non existent. Please give it a go.
Hello guys, Ive tried to press emax three unit bridge twice on pro press 100 but it does not press.
The single units and and full contour press always comes out good for 100g ring. Maybe the setting are different for 200g ring?
MO1 coping for everything, then build for the veneers. MO0 value is too high for the veneers is my opinion since you wont have much space even if you stain
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I see no problems. The only problem I can think of is that the tissue has collapsed into the top of the platform?
The angle of the collar is straight, only the abutment surface is tilted 15 degrees. My original guess was the tissue has intruded into the platform. What are the chances of bone retaining the original walls of the socket. Could possibly be an immediate? Do they resorb after placing the implant?
Its nobel biocare 15 degrees replace RP 3mm on top of groovy RP trilobe. On the model it fitted perfectly but the doctor says that it doesnt fit in the mouth? Ive never heard of implant abutment not fitting
Hey guys, I had one client call me to say the abutment doesnt fit. But Ive checked the gingiva and the insertion resistance and everything was smooth sail.
What are the possible reasons that it does not fit?