@@masterdentaltechnician1914 respected sir I want to know how to make a customised multiunit abutment as some implant systems have maximum 25 degree angulation for multi units so is there any way we can make we make our own multiunit abutments
@@antarikshadod2627 you can increase the screw angle maximum for every MUA in the library XML file itself. Change 25 to 30 or more. The only issue you might have then is that your milling machine cannot mill that angle anymore.
Thank you so much doctor for your effort, really learned a lot from your videos, can you please explain how can I make reverse-engineered custom abutment with exocad if the information of the implant lost as reverse engineering offers a precise solution? Really looking for your help.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 I'm so sorry, I'm interested in learning more about reverse engineering custom abutments in Exocad when the implant information is missing. How can I effectively use the intraoral scan data to create a precise 3D model of the abutment, particularly focusing on determining the exact shape of the implant connection? Are there any specific tools or techniques within Exocad that can assist with this process?
@abdulrahmanthabet6534 If you do not know the implant connection it's tricky. What you could do is create your own library of implant connections and use the abutment as a scan flag to align the connections to the abutment interface. It would be a guessing game to go through multiple connections in the library. The library would then generate the analog in the model. It's possible but a lot of work and I am not 100% how useful that would be for the general public.
"Hi I've learned a lot from your videos, thank you! Is there a method in exocad for drawing subgingival margins on intraoral scanned files that allows for removing soft tissue on the buccal and lingual sides? I want to achieve a result similar to margin scraping on stone models, without using freeform modeling. Any advice?"
Hi, it’s pretty nice. But how you structure your fee? Do you charge for those try-in to dentists or free? I feel milling PMMA and using those resin is costly.
For patients requiring a long-term PMMA solution, this is an excellent option as it provides an aesthetic prosthesis from the outset. Cost structures vary between labs-some charge separately for the PMMA, while others include it in a bundled package with the final restoration. Milling PMMA is always the preferred method for optimal accuracy.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 Thanks for your reply. How would you do with “just try-in” before the long-term PMMA? I assume sometimes we need to modify a few times until doctor approve the aesthetic and bite. Do you still use the same material for those ?
@@ThePineVideos if the patient still has teeth I recorded that bite before the teeth are extracted. If the patient has a denture I do a wash impression and scan that. Always take photos and do a virtual smile design. Your bite and aesthetics will be ok.
Hello sir, I am a dental technician residing in the United Arab Emirates and I would like to work as a designer on ExoCAD from home. Is there a possibility to work with you
Is this compatible with SprintRay's OnX Tough resin? (and On X Tough 2)
Yes it is
The future of dentistry is here.Tnx dr
Thank you
Great and fast.
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As always a very Informative Video sir.
Sir could u make a video on how to make customize multiunit abument in exocad
Can you please explain the MUA abutment customization video further or do you mean something like this here: ruclips.net/video/JHOt2KQczaA/видео.html
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 respected sir I want to know how to make a customised multiunit abutment as some implant systems have maximum 25 degree angulation for multi units so is there any way we can make we make our own multiunit abutments
@@antarikshadod2627 you can increase the screw angle maximum for every MUA in the library XML file itself. Change 25 to 30 or more. The only issue you might have then is that your milling machine cannot mill that angle anymore.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 sir but not able to get stl file for direct multiunit abutment in editable format
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 respected sir first of all thanks a lot that ur taking out ur valuable time in helping me out
Thank you so much doctor for your effort, really learned a lot from your videos, can you please explain how can I make reverse-engineered custom abutment with exocad if the information of the implant lost as reverse engineering offers a precise solution? Really looking for your help.
Thank you very much for the comment. Could you please rephrase the question?
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 I'm so sorry, I'm interested in learning more about reverse engineering custom abutments in Exocad when the implant information is missing. How can I effectively use the intraoral scan data to create a precise 3D model of the abutment, particularly focusing on determining the exact shape of the implant connection? Are there any specific tools or techniques within Exocad that can assist with this process?
@abdulrahmanthabet6534 If you do not know the implant connection it's tricky. What you could do is create your own library of implant connections and use the abutment as a scan flag to align the connections to the abutment interface. It would be a guessing game to go through multiple connections in the library. The library would then generate the analog in the model. It's possible but a lot of work and I am not 100% how useful that would be for the general public.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 thank you so much for your replying, so glade for your help❤️
"Hi I've learned a lot from your videos, thank you! Is there a method in exocad for drawing subgingival margins on intraoral scanned files that allows for removing soft tissue on the buccal and lingual sides? I want to achieve a result similar to margin scraping on stone models, without using freeform modeling. Any advice?"
Which Exoxad version do you have. It's possible with 3.2
Hello sir can we put it on zirconia? It last ?
Yes you can
Hi, it’s pretty nice.
But how you structure your fee? Do you charge for those try-in to dentists or free? I feel milling PMMA and using those resin is costly.
For patients requiring a long-term PMMA solution, this is an excellent option as it provides an aesthetic prosthesis from the outset. Cost structures vary between labs-some charge separately for the PMMA, while others include it in a bundled package with the final restoration. Milling PMMA is always the preferred method for optimal accuracy.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 Thanks for your reply. How would you do with “just try-in” before the long-term PMMA? I assume sometimes we need to modify a few times until doctor approve the aesthetic and bite. Do you still use the same material for those ?
@@ThePineVideos if the patient still has teeth I recorded that bite before the teeth are extracted. If the patient has a denture I do a wash impression and scan that. Always take photos and do a virtual smile design. Your bite and aesthetics will be ok.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 Thank you,
Hello sir, I am a dental technician residing in the United Arab Emirates and I would like to work as a designer on ExoCAD from home. Is there a possibility to work with you
What kind of experience do you have in Exocad?
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 I have experience in all types of work on ExoCAD except Surgical Guide and partial denture

I have experience in all types of work on ExoCAD except Surgical Guide and partial denture

@user-cn4jg7iq7j Sounds good. I will get back to you.