All IOS have tools to analyse your impression prior to sending the scan to a lab. They are extremely valuable and as a production facility, we highly value them. When gathering a scan for a crown, whether in the anterior or posterior, these tools are available to you on every IOS System. Bite Analysis: As…
Sept 13-14, 2019 – Kelowna, BC Day 1 Airway disorders and sleep disordered breathing – introduction, health concerns from a Public Health perspective Anatomy and physiology of the airway Genetic and epigenetic factors in airway and craniofacial development Introduction of the System for managing airway patients Structure, function and behavior as root causes of airway…
We are hosting Dr Acker and Hartrick to speak to Dentists and dental teams on the attached subject in Kelowna Sept 13 and 14, 2019 at the Kelowna Yacht Club. The event is also open to physicians and ancillary professionals interested in creating a referral community to assist patients with Airway Issues. Dr Acker and…
We recently had the pleasure of having Allison Guld Co-Founder of Amui come to the Learning Centre to speak to Dentists and Dental Managers about the changes in Human Resources this past year in British Columbia. Amui Inc. is changing the way organizations interact with HR by providing on-demand access to HR knowledge. Their easy…
A scan path is recommended by intraoral scanner manufacturers as they have concluded that it allows for increased accuracy. The result being a better fitting and more accurate restoration. Study : https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0202916 As a dental lab, we have had situations where dentists have sent scans and the restorations manufactured and received were deemed inaccurate and…
This document describes how the bite alignment works in TRIOS and outlines some good practices to follow, when making bite scans in TRIOS. Some common pitfalls are highlighted, and it is shown how to avoid them. Read the full document here TRIOS Bite Info Pack v1.0
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ALL DIGITAL CASES To optimize your occlusion, please follow this workflow: Following prep, dry quad, have the patient bite down on articulating paper and register the bite. Take the bite scan. Go to ANALYSE page. Click on Clearance, Switch View. Check the bite. Full contact is Blue/Grey and up to .03mm of contact is…
Scanning with an intraoral scanner has its challenges for the first few scans. Understanding its limitations and how to maximize the time you spend scanning to come up with the best result is important. Here are the Top 8 tips and tricks. 1 - Scan in an extremely dry field. The scanner gathers data extremely…