Blue Sky Plan Denture Design DEMO From Data Acquisition to Export and 3DPrint
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- Blue Sky Plan Denture Design DEMO From Data Acquisition to Export and 3DPrint
by Dr. Raymond Rophie
Description:
The objective of the webinar is:
1. Description.
2. The attendee will see a demonstration in a 60 minutes webinar how to.
3. Evaluate correct Models necessary to create digital dentures.
4. Import digital models from a scanner.
5. Clean models, mount them and aligning.
6. Digital teeth wax-up from NEW teeth libraries.
7. Use of filters.
8. Follow the steps to completion of the dentures.
9. Create a denture base and connected teeth set for bonding with different resins.
10. Create a monolithic denture for try in or cutback and pink layering.
11. NEW BOOLEAN operations directly in Blue Sky Plan.
12. Export designed parts.
13. Prepare design parts to print.
1 CE Credit
Time
May 16, 2021 10:30 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Dr. Raymond Rophie
Director Laboratory and CAD/CAM Blue Sky Bio.
Graduated as general dentist in Mexico City 2006, run private practice until 2016 when moved to Miami, FL. Becoming Digital Lab Technician, working with CEREC, EXOCAD, 3Shape, Millbox, Hyperdent, and Blue Sky Plan, in 2017 start lecturing in USA, Canada, Mexico, in April 2018 I Joined Blue Sky Bio Team to work in the CADCAM, Clinical Support and Digital Parts Development. Co Owner of CADCAM2U Digital Solutions, and Lecture courses about BlueSkyPlan and digital dentistry.
Great Video and the software is very good: Question- at 50:22, What are the "step by steps" to move the mandibular arch as a group together up into the maxillary teeth group specifically (I have followed the video above but doesn't seem to work). Seems the BSB software won't allow me to move the man arch group occ. and there is no other help on TH-cam to find how this one done. The occlusion part of the software in the U/L denture module is unclear ....and ...maybe there is a need for a refined consistent separate and verifiable "Occlusal module/tab" in BSB software...or even shared between Denture and Ortho modules with auto occlusal calibration and moving an arch as a group movement button. Thanks.
Kinda maddening isn't it? I've encountered the same problem and have spent hours researching bsb to no avail. This situation seems to be something that bsb conveniently ignores, but it obviously is a huge problem. WTF?
Is there any way to use ct's instead of stl's ? There doesn't seem to
be any way in bsb to articulate upper and lower ct's for upper and lower
full arch restorations. I've tried using buccal bite and stl models to
work backwards in order to achieve this, but can only stitch in one ct
at a time.
Brian Sutton I will do you have have caters on ladies teeth