Hydroflouric Acid Etched Treated Scanbody Surface makes Intra-Oral Scanning much easier for all dental scanners. Apply a coat of HF for a mere 10 seconds and rinse off.
Hydroflouric Acid Etch Surface Treated Scanbody for Intra-Oral Scanning
How to Use the Shining Photogrammetry and Elite Intra-Oral Scanner in Immediate Cases
Stitching Abutments One of the most important things to keep in mind when imaging with scanner is to keep a stitching abutments in tact between various models. In dentate cases...
The Field of View is the Holy Grail of Intra-Oral Scanners
The field of view of or scan area is probably the most important factor to keep in mind with ios. i don’t know of a single study that discusses this...
Scanner Tip Dimensions and Their Impact on Accurate Scanning
An often overlooked characteristics of an intra-oral scanner is the scan area / window. The larger the area, the more likely it is that your scanner will stay on track...
“Veersing” Effect – How Intra-Oral Scanners Introduce Errors in Edentulous Jaws and Flat Planes
In the world of digital dental scanning, precision and accuracy are paramount. To shed light on the potential pitfalls and challenges faced by dental professionals, Dr. Armen Mirzayan of CAD-Ray...
A Preview of the Fastest Way to Design a Large Temporary Prosthesis
DOWNLOAD THE CASE TO DESIGN ALONG One of the most challenging designs to do chairside is the design of a multi unit temporary that needs to be printed. This is...
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