Printed Models
In the new wave of the future of dentistry more and more dentists are turning toward digital dentistry and scanners. The old style of taking impressions would have a problem with voids, pulls, or tearing. Without a doubt, frustrating for all those involved in the workflow process.
But with Digital impressions the precision is unmatched and represents the mouth both in real time and is quite literally the perfect copy. This type of precision eliminates the need to re-impress patients and renders remakes all but a thing of the past.
In our Lab the digital technicians are highly trained to not only change your scans into working digital models but to analyze the scans for any problems that could cause those unwanted remakes. Because of this, our Lab can offer your office with endless choices.
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Printed Model
Which is a superior choice for those who wish to use the printed models as a set of working models for you to see and plan all treatment plans; and lastly a physical model in which our denture technicians can draw on the casting designs. No worry like with the stone models with the fear of broken teeth or broken models or inaccurate molds.
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Printed Study Model
No more torn brackets impressions or fighting with wires. With Printed Study models you use your scanner to get a scan for your patients' study models. Our technicians use the latest programing to craft and print your patients pretreatment models, in process treatment, and post treatment models. It is an essential diagnostic record which helps to study the occlusion and dentition from all 3 dimensions now at your fingertips.
However, some dentists and clinicians may find their scanner is suffering from hardware or software issues or is simply a scanner has not been installed or bought yet by the Dental Office.
Do not worry this doesn’t mean we can’t ensure this isn’t for you. With the latest technology in the field, relying on 3Shape CAD/CAM Software Solutions and 3D printing. This innovative science allows us to turn physical models into digital scans.