Inexpensive 3D Printed Partials Designed in Exocad

[@FunOfTheSun1587]

Thank you for this video fro, Siberia!

[@aroncarvajal7080]

I thought you were going to show a picture of the rpd in the mouth

[@patriciapallazzo2818]

Can you show a video with the way you used to do the partial when you did have the option and separate the teeth from the base

[@look4wind]

Thanks for videos!!!
What resin do you use to print? Cure with ottoflash? How long this temporary partial will last?
Thanks

[@paulsimons946]

Can printed partials only be used for a temporary option?

[@kevinrauter3625]

Depends on the materials used. Valplast partials which are a permanent solution of sorts are printed. I am using a Graphy flexible resin product at this time.

[@mateovidales8626]

hi, is there a way to have it export as a monolithic partial instead of printing it in 2 resins?

[@kevinrauter3625]

you could take the two stl files and combine them in meshmixer if needed..

[@Vikm555]

From start to finish - 3 hours max conventional way and it's done.

[@bradmattison9054]

What are your favorite materials for a case like this?

[@HACKERdENTIST]

thx

[@mizieizie7166]

may i know what kind of scanner you are using?

[@matthewstandridgeddsfagd5247]

This one was itero. We have an Element 5D, CS3600, and medit 1700w

[@mizieizie7166]

@@matthewstandridgeddsfagd5247 all you mention is compatible with exocad? thank you by the way.

[@matthewstandridgeddsfagd5247]

@@mizieizie7166 Yes. Exocad can work with STL and PLY scans, so the majority of scanners on the market export in one or both of those

[@deriandrian4994]

How to instalation in model?

[@jayowsley3763]

Look at the lingual of the finished product, yikes.