CAD/CAM

Carbon Printing

Asiga 3D Printing

Milling

How to take a Successful Intraoral Scan

  • Make sure margins are visible, use either double cord, retraction paste, cord soaked in hemodent, or soft tissue laser
  • Dry all surfaces, any liquid visible will reflect the light and create inaccurate data in the scan
  • Full palate, capture all vestibules, all posterior teeth surfaces
  • Bite Scan
  • Ortho, please specify brackets or none with model
  • Tissue scan for abutment cases (this is taken without the scan body in place)
  • Pre-op or Temporary scan is a MUST for large anterior cases.
  • Please include RX with directions and any extra photos
  • The more information, the better!
  • Scan
  • Double check scan
  • Send to Gnathodontics

Connect with Gnatho

Please export the STL files and email them along with the RX to cad2cam@gnatho.com

Don’t see your scanner? Please call Beth Keely, CAD/CAM Manager or Brenda Boone, co-owner, to find out how to connect with Gnathodontics. When it comes to intraoral scanning, there can be a learning curve with IOS impressions. Let Gnathodontics help guide your office throughout the process. We specialize in communicating with your office by sending images via email or text to help guide your office through the transition from taking traditional impressions to IOS impressions.

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