Three Approaches to Maintain a Registered Bite When 3D Printing Dental Models
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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In this video Dr. Yoder demonstrates three possible approaches to help maintain a clinically registered bite. There are several indications in dentistry where maintaining an accurate arch registration is vital for a fabrication process (occlusal splints, dentures, etc.). Shout out to Hal for the video suggestion! If you also have a suggestion for a video topic please leave a comment in the video, or you can email me directly at dryoder@csofdentistry.com
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Trouble shooting is very helpful...life doesn't work the way we expect. Seeing you walk through the resolution was priceless.
Great video!!!
Very interesting the second approach!!!
Awesom video! Thank you!!
Great channel and great content. Your efforts are appreciated!
Great tip guys :) , Thanks alot
May I know how do you get the files of 3D Printing, Labels, Model Attachments, Tooth Attachments and Tray Handles files in Meshmix?
You gotta change the default shader in MM. Hold spacebar to pop up the hotbox. That way the low poly primitives don't look all washed out.
Where can we get pin stl?
in the comments there is a link
I mean in the video description