Itero no longer milling models

[DaveId]

For those that don't know, the advantage to having iTero ditch your model is that they can "peel" back the layers of the scan to expose the margin if it was covered during the scanning process by blood/tissue. We can't see the underlying layers like they can. There have been more than a few cases where they saved the doctor from having to rescan a patient for a large case.

 

[desertfox384]

FYI
I'm selling a box of itero articulators, get em before they're gone !

 

[Car 54]

For those that don't know, the advantage to having iTero ditch your model is that they can "peel" back the layers of the scan to expose the margin if it was covered during the scanning process by blood/tissue. We can't see the underlying layers like they can. There have been more than a few cases where they saved the doctor from having to rescan a patient for a large case.

That's the word, peel back tech support mentioned, when I showed him the scans I was getting via Team Viewer.

On their end, they use the scan data that is in the scan increments, to review those areas and "repair" even though he said that wasn't the correct word, but to peel back, like an onion in layers. We can do that up to a point with the desktop app, but I didn't have him go through it extensively, but he did show me the process of seeing the real time scan, and "layers" that they would do on their end. Something like that

 

[El Cisne]

FYI
I'm selling a box of itero articulators, get em before they're gone !

Ill take some of them off your hands. Not sure what the appropriate protocol is for such transactions on this forum.

 

[Car 54]

Figured it out