what type of mesh are you importing the desktop scan of optisplint as, into exocad so that you can merge and replace the IO scanned optisplint? When I import it as another scan marker scan it only wants to replace not let me align and then delete.
Great question. You have to import as a generic mesh. Then align, then export as new marker. Now you can bring in as new scan marker scan in the same position.
That process looks long to paint pink fibrous with a little brush like that. Bite also looks 1 mm open.Also gap between ridge and denture it doesn’t look like it’s completely seated.
Thank you for your feedback. The process of applying the pink is actually quite fast, and I apologize if that wasn't clear in the video. You can complete a full arch in 3-5 minutes. This case was particularly challenging, and when I checked the bite with occlusion paper, it showed even, solid contacts throughout the arch. I apologize if this case raises aesthetic concerns, as it was intended to demonstrate the workflow.
I do Photogrammetry as well and I love it. This video is more for people who cannot afford a $50K PG device but want to have some options. I was actually playing with the thought of doing a PG video and I might do it in the future. Good point though, thank you!!!
photogametry or manual , the key to any good case is the oclusal plane and the inferior teeth are the ones who mark the plane, brom the border of the lip to half the philiform that is the key to any good VD and vDO , and here the inferior oclusal plane is completely out of proportion. anybody can place 10 implants even general dentist but who here, knows how to creat a fully functional oclusion and the answer is very little , i see alot of likes in all all on x and all on 4 treatments on youtube and all of the cases have shitty oclssion, the worst oclusion i ever seen, now every dentist is creating guides to recess bone because they can not handle oclusion , or basics of height size shape of teeth , even VDO they are clueless.
@mistycmcana953 Thank you for your detailed feedback. I appreciate your insights into the importance of the occlusal plane and proper vertical dimension in creating fully functional restorations. Achieving ideal occlusion is indeed crucial and can be challenging. I acknowledge that there are areas for improvement and am committed to continuously refining my techniques. I also recognize the value of photogrammetry and other advanced methods to enhance accuracy. If you have specific advice or resources that could help me and the viewers improve, I would be grateful if you could share them. Constructive feedback like yours helps elevate the standard of care across the board. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 please read prostodontic book of osawa deguchi and peter dawson, in regards to photogametry those are 2 different things have nothing to do with each other .you are trying to get a perfect fit of your restorations by having a perfect impresion a digital impresion , tha has nothing to do with vertical dimention , you have to have achieved all of those things almost from the diagnosis , even before the surgery you already have to have phonetics VDO VD, a propper mounted model , photogametri is only the final phase to achieve a propper imprsion to have almost 0 discrepancy from mouth , i can achieve this even with out photogametry byhaving a correct scan with primescan camera from dentsply , in new research difference from photogametry is almost insignificant if you use trios 5 or primescan cameras. either way in this particular case, there is a discrepancy in the VDO , also you can also use facehunter or axioprisa facebow to create accurate digital models and have afacescan of the patient along side articulated models , and a propper maxilary relation with the condiles on a semiadjustable articulator such as sam3or ps1 from zirkonzahn.
the case is in reverse , lower plane is off, completely off i would say , who ever took the vertical dimention has no clue on what dentistry is all about . any monkey can design teeth , specially now with cadcam software, i think this is the worst case of oclussion i have ever seen in my life
Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate all comments as they help me improve my work. The case presented was indeed challenging, and while I strive for perfection, sometimes there are areas we can learn from and enhance. I value constructive criticism and will take your observations into account for future cases. If you have any specific suggestions or techniques you'd recommend, we'd love to hear them, so don’t hesitate to contact me by email. Thanks again for watching and engaging with my content.
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what type of mesh are you importing the desktop scan of optisplint as, into exocad so that you can merge and replace the IO scanned optisplint? When I import it as another scan marker scan it only wants to replace not let me align and then delete.
Great question. You have to import as a generic mesh. Then align, then export as new marker. Now you can bring in as new scan marker scan in the same position.
That process looks long to paint pink fibrous with a little brush like that. Bite also looks 1 mm open.Also gap between ridge and denture it doesn’t look like it’s completely seated.
Thank you for your feedback. The process of applying the pink is actually quite fast, and I apologize if that wasn't clear in the video. You can complete a full arch in 3-5 minutes. This case was particularly challenging, and when I checked the bite with occlusion paper, it showed even, solid contacts throughout the arch. I apologize if this case raises aesthetic concerns, as it was intended to demonstrate the workflow.
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Glad you liked it
Hmmm 🤔 is all of this believable?
Yes. What part worries you? I can clarify.
if possible, skip half of the video and do photogrammetry instead ;)
oh and print instead of milling PMMA.
I do Photogrammetry as well and I love it. This video is more for people who cannot afford a $50K PG device but want to have some options. I was actually playing with the thought of doing a PG video and I might do it in the future. Good point though, thank you!!!
photogametry or manual , the key to any good case is the oclusal plane and the inferior teeth are the ones who mark the plane, brom the border of the lip to half the philiform that is the key to any good VD and vDO , and here the inferior oclusal plane is completely out of proportion. anybody can place 10 implants even general dentist but who here, knows how to creat a fully functional oclusion and the answer is very little , i see alot of likes in all all on x and all on 4 treatments on youtube and all of the cases have shitty oclssion, the worst oclusion i ever seen, now every dentist is creating guides to recess bone because they can not handle oclusion , or basics of height size shape of teeth , even VDO they are clueless.
@mistycmcana953 Thank you for your detailed feedback. I appreciate your insights into the importance of the occlusal plane and proper vertical dimension in creating fully functional restorations. Achieving ideal occlusion is indeed crucial and can be challenging. I acknowledge that there are areas for improvement and am committed to continuously refining my techniques.
I also recognize the value of photogrammetry and other advanced methods to enhance accuracy. If you have specific advice or resources that could help me and the viewers improve, I would be grateful if you could share them. Constructive feedback like yours helps elevate the standard of care across the board. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
@@masterdentaltechnician1914 please read prostodontic book of osawa deguchi and peter dawson, in regards to photogametry those are 2 different things have nothing to do with each other .you are trying to get a perfect fit of your restorations by having a perfect impresion a digital impresion , tha has nothing to do with vertical dimention , you have to have achieved all of those things almost from the diagnosis , even before the surgery you already have to have phonetics VDO VD, a propper mounted model , photogametri is only the final phase to achieve a propper imprsion to have almost 0 discrepancy from mouth , i can achieve this even with out photogametry byhaving a correct scan with primescan camera from dentsply , in new research difference from photogametry is almost insignificant if you use trios 5 or primescan cameras. either way in this particular case, there is a discrepancy in the VDO , also you can also use facehunter or axioprisa facebow to create accurate digital models and have afacescan of the patient along side articulated models , and a propper maxilary relation with the condiles on a semiadjustable articulator such as sam3or ps1 from zirkonzahn.
the case is in reverse , lower plane is off, completely off i would say , who ever took the vertical dimention has no clue on what dentistry is all about . any monkey can design teeth , specially now with cadcam software, i think this is the worst case of oclussion i have ever seen in my life
Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate all comments as they help me improve my work. The case presented was indeed challenging, and while I strive for perfection, sometimes there are areas we can learn from and enhance. I value constructive criticism and will take your observations into account for future cases. If you have any specific suggestions or techniques you'd recommend, we'd love to hear them, so don’t hesitate to contact me by email. Thanks again for watching and engaging with my content.