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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
Dental-CAD
Going model less.
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<blockquote data-quote="TheLabGuy" data-source="post: 170373" data-attributes="member: 126"><p>I'm not sure I would jump in with both feet if it was me. I'd take the cautionary trek on this journey. At first, have the Doc send a traditional impression along with scan...do that a few times to make sure the scan and the impression crowns are exact with the digital models you are producing. Then I would do quite a few of digital models and crowns and verify a couple things...1. that you're not adjusting anything (i.e. adding a contact, adjusting occlusion, etc...) from the crowns via the digital models. 2. That the Doc is dropping them straight in, no or very slight adjustments. Once you have that track record with them, then I would feel comfortable...I'd have to build up my confidence before making that leap to no models. I guess it really depends in the end on how fast you get to #1 and #2...then again, maybe you're already there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheLabGuy, post: 170373, member: 126"] I'm not sure I would jump in with both feet if it was me. I'd take the cautionary trek on this journey. At first, have the Doc send a traditional impression along with scan...do that a few times to make sure the scan and the impression crowns are exact with the digital models you are producing. Then I would do quite a few of digital models and crowns and verify a couple things...1. that you're not adjusting anything (i.e. adding a contact, adjusting occlusion, etc...) from the crowns via the digital models. 2. That the Doc is dropping them straight in, no or very slight adjustments. Once you have that track record with them, then I would feel comfortable...I'd have to build up my confidence before making that leap to no models. I guess it really depends in the end on how fast you get to #1 and #2...then again, maybe you're already there. [/QUOTE]
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