Man i was trying to not comment but...after 3rd minute all went downhil..you aint Dental technician nor a dentist..if you wanna to not waste time in articulator mode just skip it and go with two stone models in static occlusion..if you want to use vartyculator then learn atleast basics Biomechanics of tmj and basic anatomi so you can imagine what artyculator represents
Hey, sorry that you do not like my approach. I use the digital articulator the same way as I have used the analog articulator successfully for 30+ years. I realize the analog and digital articulators are a fairly basic representation of the actual 3D anatomy but it has worked well for many dentists, like myself, for many years. I suppose vartyculator is a typo maybe but for sure I do not know what that is? I think I have a pretty good understanding of TMJ biomechanics and anatomy although I admit, some may have much more knowledge than me and possibly you are in that group.
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Man i was trying to not comment but...after 3rd minute all went downhil..you aint Dental technician nor a dentist..if you wanna to not waste time in articulator mode just skip it and go with two stone models in static occlusion..if you want to use vartyculator then learn atleast basics Biomechanics of tmj and basic anatomi so you can imagine what artyculator represents
Hey, sorry that you do not like my approach. I use the digital articulator the same way as I have used the analog articulator successfully for 30+ years. I realize the analog and digital articulators are a fairly basic representation of the actual 3D anatomy but it has worked well for many dentists, like myself, for many years. I suppose vartyculator is a typo maybe but for sure I do not know what that is? I think I have a pretty good understanding of TMJ biomechanics and anatomy although I admit, some may have much more knowledge than me and possibly you are in that group.