The Latest and Greatest Innovations of 3Shape 2022

Carl Horrocks presents 3Shape's latest and greatest innovations being introduced in 2022. Learn how you can maximize the use of the software & scanner to take your lab to the next level in CAD/CAM.

[@reaper98765]

Fantastic new tools!!

[@user-cc1wi9bw3l]

Добрий вечір, мене цікавить інформація щодо атачментів для елайнерів, як їх зробити з нуля, яка додаткова програма існує?

[@user-cc1wi9bw3l]

Good evening, I am interested in the information: "How to make attachments for aligners from scratch,are there additional programs for creating attachments in aligners?"

[@WhipMixCorporation]

There aren't any programs for creating attachments, and there's really not much information from 3Shape in regards to that process. If you have STL files you would like to import to your 3Shape to use as attachments, you should reach out to your reseller for further assistance.

[@erichen588]

Hey what should I do to scan alginate impression more accuracy by 3shape E3.

[@WhipMixCorporation]

Unfortunately there's not much we can offer in the way of advice for scanning more accurately. The only things we can suggest would be scan spray or adjusting the angle/position of the impression.

[@pinkfox253]

Are we able to actually refine scans in model builder. Not just close holes. And also modify a note in model builder

[@ronrosenthal3421]

Dear Pinkfox253, refine scans in model builder has always been able to adjust areas of the mesh that are lets say not complete and needing to be removed by 3Shape in order to move forward. 3shape does an excellent job on this , however, if there are major limitations from the scans received either from Trios or 3rd party scanning systems. It could be advisable to really look at the mesh and verify them, prior to import or re import. You are always bound to run into scans that don't conform or allow you to move forward smoothly for missing data. 3Shape does the best it can with the information provided, it is still up to us the technician or user to determine what will work and what won't.