I'm not sold on Einstein. Just researching between Asiga and Einstein. I received a sample denture from Einstein yesterday and it looks great. I've resisted printing any dentures up to this point but I am toying with the idea of printing transitional partials and immediates. That being said. I do have a formlabs printer but I do not like the way their denture base resin looks and I will not use that for printing any dentures.
no way i would go this route
Using Flexcera, rebasing in acrylic, or paying $2400 a year for warranty/ support???!!
What did you use to bond acrylic to resin for rebase? Or just mechanical undercuts?
The plan started out as doing digital dentures and cutting costs, the rebase was added in to rescue the ones already made. I only do the digital ones now on digital submitted cases that are for temp dentures. I do mill out a few dentures and those work good. It is just faster and cheaper to make them by hand. We have 3 printers and they run non stop for models, baseplates, and duplicates, and ortho. I love the technology, just the material is not there for long term use yet.
I've found that with most resins.
Nailed it.
So what do you do if they sink drop it, bust off couple incisors, and plan on getting it back tomorrow?
Depends how broken it is. If it is really bad I reprint a mono block and new teeth. Then flask the mono block and put the new teeth in when processing.
