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Scanner: E3
Software: 3Shape v.2018
Printer: ASIGA Max
Resin: ASIGA DentalModel
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I'm printing full/quad arches (with stops) and the occlusion is off. It looks like an even amount of open occlusal space (about 1-1.5 mm) even though its correctly articulated in Model Builder. It's almost as if I intended to open the VDO. I end up having to knock the stops off and hand-articulating, but this is counter-productive and I'm sure its a few simple clicks of a button that can solve the issue. Is anyone else having this issue? Need some help!
Tanya
[mod edit: Below is a merged post on same issue]
The exact issue:
I'm printing full/quad arches (with stops) and the occlusion is off. It looks like an even amount of open occlusal space (about 1-1.5mm) even though its correctly articulated in Model Builder. I end up having to knock the stops off and hand-articulating, but this is counter-productive and I'm sure its a few simple clicks of a button that can solve the issue.
I'll definitely start a new thread, thanks!
Software: 3Shape v.2018
Printer: ASIGA Max
Resin: ASIGA DentalModel
Details:
I'm printing full/quad arches (with stops) and the occlusion is off. It looks like an even amount of open occlusal space (about 1-1.5 mm) even though its correctly articulated in Model Builder. It's almost as if I intended to open the VDO. I end up having to knock the stops off and hand-articulating, but this is counter-productive and I'm sure its a few simple clicks of a button that can solve the issue. Is anyone else having this issue? Need some help!
Tanya
[mod edit: Below is a merged post on same issue]
The exact issue:
I'm printing full/quad arches (with stops) and the occlusion is off. It looks like an even amount of open occlusal space (about 1-1.5mm) even though its correctly articulated in Model Builder. I end up having to knock the stops off and hand-articulating, but this is counter-productive and I'm sure its a few simple clicks of a button that can solve the issue.
I'll definitely start a new thread, thanks!
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