Bryce Hiller
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I don't work out of the basement-its where I keep the bodiesThat's because they aren't a bunch of bitter old coots who spent their weekends packing flasks in someone's basement.
As opposed to launching a rocket with optical parts arranged to 10s of microns of tolerance. Yeap, great leap forward.Elon Musk just launched a Tesla on a re-usable rocket to Mars. I think we can figure this one out, guys.
Waterloo dentures?I don't work out of the basement-its where I keep the bodies
I don't work out of the basement-its where I keep the bodies
Can't say you didn't warn them.i beg to differ. it is entirely possible to scan the bone, soft tissue, and face, and get the correct RESTING bite in a fully edentulous patient, and its among our numerous patents (now you know why you don't see it out there)
making the software correctly animate that bite into patient-specific movements is proving to be a quick hurdle. precision manufactured removables that dont need relining on the first day is quickly becoming a thing.
the obstacle now is overcoming the terrible lifespan of the prosthetic using newer materials and moving out of acrylics. our time to market is approaching quickly and i eagerly await the angry feedback i'm about to get of people in utter denial.
No clue, I want digital models that go from dentist to me that squirt out stone in an accurate replica of the arch
I think that someone is really soon going to figure out a reliable method to print or mill the negative in a soft material with the next stop on the assembly line being a stone spout like a miniature cement mixer. Scan to stone model without hands until the negative is removed from the dry model.print a model and then duplicate it....too funny
exactlyprint silicone
that day is just around the cornerexactly
I think that someone is really soon going to figure out a reliable method to print or mill the negative in a soft material with the next stop on the assembly line being a stone spout like a miniature cement mixer. Scan to stone model without hands until the negative is removed from the dry model.
Edit: the real trick is getting accurate full arch scans without going to cbct
If only I were smart enough to do something with it myself. It sounds so stupid simple, just getting the process automated...I think your idea would be an easy sell for me.
If only I were smart enough to do something with it myself. It sounds so stupid simple, just getting the process automated...
I can't see hydrocoloid holding shape well enough, was thinking that too, but it's too loose usually to stay still and maintain the shape. The mixer would have to be a change out piece, the 'cappuccino' makers at the gas station are not gonna work. They mix the two components on a per dispense basis, and that's what clogs them. The powder dispensers are already a thing for us. Liquid dispensing to exact amounts has been around for ages in the IV field. Just getting all the pieces together with a mixer and a high power sprayer to clean out the mixer, blades and dispensing path.I would think there would be two spouts. One for pre-measured stone and one for pre-measured water. the mixer not getting clogged would be the hardest part. scan to hydro-colloid squirter to form mold , to stone squirter ...
Better that salad shooter. Sounds like a inverse vegan.stone squirter ?
sounds like a Mick Jagger groupie.