State of the art
Dental Specific
Software

1. Patient, Doctor, and Lab information is recorded for easy order
tracking and processing. For our example, two copings and a
pontic are identified for the construction of a 3 unit bridge.

2. The scanned preparation model is opened, and the user is
prompted to identify the anatomy on which he will design the
bridge.

3. The direction of insertion is determined by checking for
undercuts on the model.

4. Adjust the margin edge position for the most accurate
preparation.

5. Specify your preferences for the amount of gap left for
adhesives.

6. Specify coping thickness dimensions.

7. Check coping thickness, and add or remove material using the
virtual wax tool. We will now repeat the previous steps for the
second coping.

8. Adjust the margin edge position for the most accurate
preparation.

9. Specify preferences for the amount of gap left for adhesives.

10. Specify coping thickness dimensions.

11. Check coping thickness, and add or remove material using the
virtual wax tool.

12. Insert a pontic, then morph, position or rotate the pontic by
dragging any of the control points. The pontic can be
automatically morphed or trimmed to match the gingival surface.

13. Modify the pontic to your preferences.

14. Change the shape of the connection by dragging control
points.

15. Save the finished model.

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