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Straumann said they send all of the factory seconds to Canada labs. Maybe that's the problem?
Straumann said they send all of the factory seconds to Canada labs. Maybe that's the problem?
I don't mind Straumann Ti abutments at all.. no issues here.
I can even copy the design and reuse it to do a crown over abutment before it even arrives.. the fit is always exceptional, as it is with Tru abutment and Argen..
Nobel, on the other hand, suck ass on every level (for us)
yes, the cost difference is there.. but we get a lot of business from the reps
I haven't noticed a drop in Straumann quality, and wouldn't call the Ti abutments sub par. i'm curious as to how many milling centers they have, or why there is such a difference.. I have no experience with other Straumann materials
notice the chatter at the margin on Nobel
Straumann is nice and clean
John, are you using 2016?
our first abutments that were sent to Nobel, they rejected because of the minimum thickness error on the interface... we really could not get them to wrap their brains around the fact that we have nothing to do with it..
split files? nope.. not on 16.. but you know that already.
we get validation errors on every file.. but have to send it, wait, see
if you go back in and change an order after it's scanned.. proceed.. send.. wait.. track n trace.. wait.. it might show up.. but more than likely not
now, if I copy an order, add a crown, use the previously designed abutment, the abutment will distort 80% of the time and waste my time.. but, if it happens to go, the fit will be crap when it returns
Straumann? no issues at all, clean fit (milled in house)
FYI, I wasn't a Straumann fan before I moved to this lab, everything I did was Nobel, Argen.. some 3i & Ankylos
It's not that it's chatter above the margin...it's the fact that they don't have a smaller radius tool that goes in there and cleans up that radius the larger tool cannot reach. They need to fix their library to match what they mill with. Easy peasy!
they come off an assembly line of robots, i think. no hands touch them.
I'll check that out,thanks. That still doesn't explain why the abutments weren't polished though.
I would say it has to do with the radius above the margin. If you're seeing some tool marks, increase your radius on your design until you receive
Some polish below the margin and others don't. Milling center's preference.