this fluff effect on the side is called blooming.
you can avoid this by making hollow models and making holes so that there is no suction of the model.
a full model usually has such a surface or an hollowed model but without holes for suction reduction.
you will get rid of this problem...
Thank you for the clarification.
if so, i will check the 100g samples for vericom mazic d and saremco.
I have already checked the cheaper Tera harz graphy tc-80dp, which is twice as durable as crowntec!!!
But you can't get the right color without their special curing lamp.
Nice.
I do exactly the same, but with milled pmma, which I only cover with optiglaze.
now i would like to do it with printed temporary material, all temporary work to relieve the milling for the zirconia.
I was thinking more of something like GC print. I don't understand why you use this more...
Saremco Crowntec :cool:
do you use this material for prototypes? you mean temporary jobs?
is it not an alternative to final work??
please also tell me, on what printer and in what device do you polymerize at the end, how does the color come out?
I want to introduce and promote composite inlays to doctors.
in the lab, we are considering the options of printing in bego or saremco resins, or printing in ordinary cheap resin and copying with transparent silicone.
the options are many, through waxup for example.
I want to use GC gradia...
much has been done.
stone die combined with IO scan too.
there is one rule. The impression and scan must be accurate.
you just set everything as a scan using multidie. load the IO scan as a model, and you scan and then merge.
Tanks for replay
Now I need to find some time to study it.
the thing now is that the doctor is using a system that has a bad lousy scanbody, and someone recommended that he use a compatible system that has a super scanbody.
the doctor wants to use the original parts, but a different scanbody...
Hello fellow professionals.
this question may amuse some, annoy others, and explain something to people like me.
Why a printer like phrozen mini 8k, elegoo mars 3 pro or anycubic mono 4k are not enough for our applications?
I'm not talking about the size of the print, but the final effect of...
because medit does not repair scanners from 2015, they promised a discount, and the reseller did not call me, so I just ordered two shining pro H with 5mpx cameras for the price of one medit
if not shining 3d then DOF edge hd
how to make a custom scanbody for an existing library?
version
a) where we make an entirely custom element, and bring it into the library.
b) we have scanbodyv from a compatible system and we want to duplicate the library with the replaced scanbody.
I know it's a lot, but we are in the forum...
Please don't be offended, but this question is full of ignorance or lack of knowledge, or a mixture of both.
We do not know what type of work you are interested in, what materials and in what standard of finish.
it's like saying you want a car and you're asking for a recommendation. don't be...
I recently went an hour's journey, because I got mad that I was making premium dentures and I would be working on exquisite aesthetics.
It was supposed to be a try in, and there was only bitterness.
I died inside myself when I discovered that the wax rim had no suction from the very beginning...
check the techniques please.
there are quite a few of them.
from molds with cast silicone, putty, agar and silicone with plaster.
deserves attention
dreve -castdon with 6 bar pressure machine and lubricated silicone.
Kulzer - with excellent palaxpress ultra
Merz - premeco line with sealed...
what do you think about this module?
I wonder if I should start design with smile creator.
Is it a convenient tool that introduces something to work, or can it let go and implement some other solutions for aesthetic work?
it's about the end result, in the mouth. not how we will do on the model.
it's not about the scanner or milling itself
a curiosity in the research I read, the crown before cementing has a margin gap 39 μm and after cementing 59 such a trick with cement.
Maybe I didn't get the irony, but I will answer
Less than 120 µm is acceptable
according to the American Dental Association.
usually our crowns have a marginal gap of 27 to 90 µm
damn, there's a special wikipedia from vhf with descriptions.
damn how can you scan ti base and not use scanbody damn.
--->Drilling is what you looking for<---
When using scanbody you do not define cavities, but only drilling holes.
if you are scanning ti base, sometimes you need to figure...