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Hey all, used to be in a removables lab with my Dad but switched over to crown and bridge 4 years back to get a jump on the digital wave that had been causing us concern. Fast track forward, business is going good, my Dad is getting close to retirement, and there is a huge demand for quality removables in our area. I'm curious about anyones thoughts on milling, or even possibly printing bite splints. How do milling puck material compare to analog made bite splints such as the Clearsplint material? Any comments on their durability, comfort or presentation? Anyone happy with a materila they found and that their clients and patients like? As doctors get more used to using io scanners, they are looking for ever increasing ways to work in complete digital workflows, at least for their part.
Are there any recommended brands of milling pucks that are of decent quality for bite splints? We also have an Asiga Max printer and I'd consider printing as well as long as the resin quality was durable enough and met biocompatible requirements. Thanks for any shared thoughts, I'd be happy to reciprocate info that is working well for me if you have questions about Exocad/milling/printing. So jump in and lets share our experience!
-Matt
Are there any recommended brands of milling pucks that are of decent quality for bite splints? We also have an Asiga Max printer and I'd consider printing as well as long as the resin quality was durable enough and met biocompatible requirements. Thanks for any shared thoughts, I'd be happy to reciprocate info that is working well for me if you have questions about Exocad/milling/printing. So jump in and lets share our experience!
-Matt