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Why would a 2nd scan correct the problem?Likely the Library file, or a glitch in the matrix....
Why would a 2nd scan correct the problem?Likely the Library file, or a glitch in the matrix....
Can you elaborate? Why would that cause rotation?Check the annotation.
Argen prints the model which matches the design. Same for Straumann milling of the abutment. I should receive new scan bodies today which I can exchange for the old ones."A few" means it's a repeatable and intermittent problem. Time to play Quincy.
You verify xray
you check scan body (hopefully with a control)
There is always the possibility of a computer glitch, but my money is on Argen Error or Dr. Error.
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The annotation has to be right in the middle , it can’t be to the side.Can you elaborate? Why would that cause rotation?
It could be on the manufacturing side, since you outsource it is harder pinpoint the problemhy would the library change from a few months ago? Should I have Straumann reinstall the dme file?
if they are over-torquing that much, there needs to be a new healing period before loading IMHOI had a Dr actually be truthful in a similar situation… told me that after he took the scan and put the healing cap back on he may might have over torqued it and the implant may have spun. He waited a while to give more time to integrate. Took a new scan and sure enough the rotational timing was off by almost a hex….
The annotation marks the cutout for the scan body scan in Trios. There’s no marking the scan body. I m not sure I understand what you mean, sorry.The annotation has to be right in the middle , it can’t be to the side.
You had a honest one...dam, next time take a pictureYep, told to leave it alone for a couple months before I made him a final...
The annotation marks the cutout for the scan body scan in Trios. There’s no marking the scan body. I m not sure I understand what you mean, sorry.
I was thinking about the step when you start designing the abutment. My bad , I should have been clearer.The annotation marks the cutout for the scan body scan in Trios. There’s no marking the scan body. I m not sure I understand what you mean, sorry.
no problemI was thinking about the step when you start designing the abutment. My bad , I should have been clearer.
I get core files from encode cases and a lot of times I have to adjust for that . Those are all IOS . So , they design the abutment , I check it and then I get a core file that I use to design my crown from.no problem
I think you are referring to the annotation applied in the software when scanning an implant model rather than from an IOS.
Sometimes my doctors use Creodent scan bodies and I design the whole thing , abutment , crown , dim model and I send out the abutment and model and do the crowns in house. I’m sure on those type of cases I have to set the annotation. Who knows anymore? Leave it to high tech to screw up something.no problem
I think you are referring to the annotation applied in the software when scanning an implant model rather than from an IOS.