Hello good morning friend you have a lot of skill I was delighted with the result and I would like to know which version of the BLENDER software you use in the 2nd part of the modeling and if you have any tips on any BLENDER courses applied in dentistry. Thank you in advance for your attention and congratulations... You just gained another follower. 👊👊👊
Blender for Dental allows you to create what we call a split file. It is a learning curve but once you understand it, its way faster than the EXOCAD workflow for bars.
![All On 4 Design with Screw Retained Bar Split File [ Exocad Tutorial ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/I_eaHNOibdk/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm starting blender as well, I'm impressed! Can't wait to start kicking more of these out!
Hello good morning friend you have a lot of skill I was delighted with the result and I would like to know which version of the BLENDER software you use in the 2nd part of the modeling and if you have any tips on any BLENDER courses applied in dentistry. Thank you in advance for your attention and congratulations... You just gained another follower. 👊👊👊
www.blenderfordental.com/
I bought it here and still learning. You can get a lot of information from this site.
Thank you
Hi, great work, can I ask why not just do this entire process in Exocad alone? what is the benefit of using blender for this type of restoration?
Blender for Dental allows you to create what we call a split file. It is a learning curve but once you understand it, its way faster than the EXOCAD workflow for bars.
Textbook design for Ao4 , but please... please stop designing concave intaglio. Worst mistake ever ! Other than that workflow is great.