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Solution: have an endodontist loosen the screw. They have microscopes. Works like a charm :-)

Hello! I think it is a closed system and that you cant add it.

Thank you for clarifying this :-)

Yes this is what is puzzling me..

I am still puzzled why you work as a lab tech...

I still dont get the financial sense of this... for me as a dentist it makes really no sense. To take digital impressions and use cad/cam is smart, but to waste your valuable time on lab tech work with a worsd result seems insane... what am I missing here...

Is that even legal? Arent those toxic?

Trios is an intraoral scanner... To the original question: scanning gingiva/mucosa is not a problem. The problem is the accuracy.

This is so true. When you capture a full arch bridge (even tooth supported),and you have a lot of edentulous spaces, it is very difficult for the machine to get everything right.

I also want x-ray of the implant :-)

It is quite astonishing being able to charge 1000 dollars per veneer... amazing... wonder who pays that... and what the dentist charges the patient...

What shade guide is that? Nice preps by the dentist!

we have it for our in house lab. It is very nice

Well, this sucks... then I wont be doing many of those...

We are in Sweden. Can we send work to you? what do you charge? Or do you only want to design? How much is an inlab license in €?

Hello! Can you use sirona inlab?

Hello! I am thinking about starting with astra ev. However, there seems to be no available Sirona TiBase for the EV Profile (angulated) implants. Nor are there any multi unit abutment - copies (like 2-connect, we use it now) for the Profile-implants. What to do? How to restore? Or just skip it...

You are probably right. I don't think a root canal file is strong enough though... I wonder what went through this dentist's head...

Ok this is my suggestion: ask the dentist which implant system and implant type it is (if he knows it...). Buy a cheap copy of that implant. Place the implant in the impression (like an analog),and pour the model. Then work on that. Of course charge the dentist double what you paid for it...

Yes he is :-)