Six Anterior Units Scanned with Medit i500 to Produce eMax Restorations on Printed Models
Everything You Need to Know about Capturing Full Arch Impressions and Designing / Fabricaing All on X Restorations
In this article we detail everything you need to capture to design and all on x type of restoration so you can quickly print a prosthesis and deliver it to...
3shape automate for Trios Users – Milling or Printing has never been easier
If you use trios, and you have been thinking about adding a 3D printer or milling setup to your office, but have been nervous about designs or CAD – time...
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...
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