Andrew Cole
Andrea Sleep
Alex Compton
Iggy “Iggy” Deleon
All Clear
Nate Cherof
Tiffany Lee
Varghese George
Allen Mortimer
Robin Thoman
Jay Arnold DMD
Mark Geddes
Great scanner (medit i500) and mill (coritec one). They were great for an open system that allows me to do just about anything. - 6/16/2020
Thanh Huynh
Bracy Haynie
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David Stall
Aaron S
Francis Shin
Eric Bailey
Amber Thomas
Nisarg Parikh
Arlington Heights Orthodontics & Pediatric Dentistry
Otto Herod
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DERYCK PHAM
Laveen Smiles
Penelope Lee
Richard Salvatore
Kristine Keshishyan
Scot White
Thomas Lim
Samuel Koth DDS
Robert Mabry
William Huszti
Kelly Betts
Matt v
Lauren Schulte
Paul Crespo
Purchased the Medit right before the COVID shut down, which gave us time to train on it by watching all the awesome videos CAD-Ray provides. If I couldn’t figure something out, our questions were answered quickly. Now we’re back and using it like cra... read morePurchased the Medit right before the COVID shut down, which gave us time to train on it by watching all the awesome videos CAD-Ray provides. If I couldn’t figure something out, our questions were answered quickly. Now we’re back and using it like crazy. It’s quick, my assistant picked it up quickly and my cases have been coming back perfect. Super happy with the Medit! read less - 6/16/2020
Miller Loriaux
Susan Latimer
Micah Bickel
Abhinav Bhatnagar
Greg Stepka
Cristy Duval
Jansen Bean
Roger Wilson
Roy Elturk
arthur lyfordThe clash of the titans are in full effect. We are not smart enough to understand all the dynamics of patented software and hardware. While we let the manufacturers sort it out, we wanted to demonstrate how the new mandibular jaw movements are captured in Meditlink
There is a concept in digital dentistry that is called “mixing good and bad data”. What you have to appreciate is that two different objects can’t occupy the same space in the same 3D model. The clinical example of this is when you pack 2 cords, image the margins, then remove the top cord and image the preparation some more.
This introduces a lot of errors and distortion at the margins. You either have to image with 2 cords retracting the tissue at once or take top cord out and the image the only remaining cord. This is a habit that has carried over from analog that most users can’t seem to get past and often get frustrated with the results. See the video for a detailed explanation
In this video we demonstrate for new and potential users of digital dentistry a implant restoration where the dynamic bite is captured. We initially imaged the upper and lower jaws with 2 bites. Then we captured the dynamic bite and the returned for the jaw scan with the scanbody. There are many ways to approach this but this sequence we have found to be easiest for new users to digest.
The scanbody was captured after the bite because it usually is taller than the adjacent teeth. There is a chance you may injure the patient if you don’t follow the proper sequence
Here is the fabrication process with Amber Mill Direct and DOF craft milling machine
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