User manual CARVER 2276 CAMPER

[. . . ] Anyone who copies this software or this manual to magnetic tape, disk or any other medium for any purpose whatsoever other than his own personal use without the written permission of Sirona Dental Systems GmbH will be liable to prosecution. Trademarks Microsoft® und Windows NT® are registered trademarks. WindowsTM is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders. [. . . ] In the CEREC data structure, a patient is uniquely identified by one of the following two entries: n Dentist, Patient and Scan date or n Reference number. If the database connection is used, you must enter the Dentist, Patient and Scan date; stating the Reference number is optional. When you click the OK button after having entered the data, the New dialog box appears (see Fig. 8-3). 120 59 76 571 D 3344 D 3344. 208. 06. 03. 02 03. 2005 8. 2 Overview of the restoration types and design techniques 8. 2 Overview of the restoration types and design techniques With the default factory settings, the New dialog box looks like in Fig. NOTE If you do not want to have all restorations and design techniques displayed, you can remove the check mark in front of Complete New Dialogue under Settings/Configuration/Options (see , , Configuration: Options" on page 63). In this case, the New dialog box will appear as shown in Fig. 8-3 New dialog box (default) In the New dialog box, you can select the following and confirm with OK: n Restoration - Inlay, Onlay, Partial Crown - Crown - Occlusal inlay - Veneer - Bridge NOTE For all single-surface (not only occlusal) inlays, you must also select "Occlusal inlay". Fig. 8-4 New Dialog i NOTE The Bridge restoration type cannot be selected if the 3D camera is set as the acquisition system (see Settings/ Configuration/Acquisition system). i n Design technique - Dental database - Correlation - FrameWork - WaxUp - Replication n Tooth n Element - A: Crown - B: Pontic - C: Partially edentulous (missing) 59 76 571 D 3344 D 3344. 208. 06. 03. 02 03. 2005 121 8 Restoration types and design techniques If you select Bridge as the restoration, the Element button group appears. To mark another element, just click the corresponding button (e. g. You can deactivate a selected tooth by clicking the corresponding tooth button with the right mouse button. A B C The OK button is enabled if: n a single, consecutive row of buttons is pressed in the odontogram, and Fig. 8-5 n at least one of the teeth in the row is marked as a Crown. 122 59 76 571 D 3344 D 3344. 208. 06. 03. 02 03. 2005 8. 3 Design technique: FrameWork 8. 3 In this section Design technique: FrameWork The following design examples are described in this section: n , , Designing a crown FrameWork" on page 123 n , , Designing a bridge FrameWork" on page 127 8. 3. 1 Designing a crown FrameWork Creating a new restoration 1. After you have selected a patient from the database or created a new patient, select the following options in the New dialog box: - Restoration type: Crown - Design technique: FrameWork - Tooth: 16 2. If the procedure explained in the following is not observed, the designations on the 3D model will be false, and may therefore lead to faulty restoration suggestions. Following the scanning process, the model can be subsequently rotated on screen via the menu item "Design/ Insertion axis". Rule of thumb: mesial A distal Mesial ­> toward clamping shank A For single-tooth models, this refers to the mesial side of the tooth to be restored. For bridge FrameWorks, a distinction must be made between several different cases: n If a bridge only contains teeth from a single quadrant, the mesial side of the bridge is unambiguous. n If a bridge contains teeth from 2 quadrants, the "most distal" tooth (incl. partially edentulous) is moved in a "distal" direction (i. e. In this way, buccal and lingual designate the correct side on the 3D model. n If a bridge contains an equal number of teeth from 2 quadrants, the 1st (3rd) quadrant is moved in a "mesial" direction (i. e. In this way, buccal and lingual designate the correct side on the 3D model. 59 76 571 D 3344 D 3344. 208. 06. 03. 02 03. 2005 127 8 Restoration types and design techniques Design example: 4-element bridge FrameWork 43-46 1 abutment coping, 2 pontics, 1 abutment coping Creating a new restoration 1. After you have selected a patient from the database or created a new patient, select the following options in the New dialog box: - Restoration type: Bridge - Design technique: FrameWork - Bridge/Element 2. The arrow cursor jumps automatically to the Acquire preparation icon. Acquiring the preparation inEos NOTE For details on fastening the preparation on the shifting plate and performing a scan, please refer to the inEos Operating Instructions, chapter "3D image acquisition". i inLab 1. 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