We’re back with more amazing cases by our users!
We hope the workflows below inspire more users to go further with their Medit scanners and software.
We also want you to share your workflow and useful tips with us by joining the Medit Users Group on Facebook or by emailing us at mktg@meditcom.kinsta.cloud.
Those featured in the MEDIT Times will receive a box of tips (valued at USD 300) as a small thank you gift.
We always love to hear your feedback!
Telescopic Crown Over Denture in 1 Visit
By Chris Hermes
With a full digital workflow, we were able to get a telescopic denture in one visit.
Usually, we need four to five visits to finish a case.
– Bite registration was completed in the first visit, so the lab could articulate the current height.
– Primary and secondary crowns were produced in the same procedure.
– No waxup was needed.
“Prep and registration. All in one visit.”
The second visit simply consisted of cementation with a perfect fit.
6 Mandibular Implants via Edentulous Arch Scan
By Antonino Cacioppo
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The Medit i700 was used for a patient needing a full arch rehab on implant due to partial edentulism and periodontal damage.
Dr. Antonino Cacioppo did a guided surgery with multiple extractions and positioning of 6 implants.
To finalize the case, he scanned the following using the i700:
– The upper jaw
– The lower jaw with provisional
– The lower jaw without provisional
– The lower jaw with scan bodies on implants
– Buccal bites
Everything was sent to the lab and his team was able to finish the case in a single visit with a fully digital office/lab workflow.
The result was a screw-retained, milled zirconia/titanium Toronto Bridge.
Thanks to the accuracy of the intraoral scans, the case was finished without any occlusal retouch.
For more on the Medit i700, please click here.
Recording Mandibular Movement
By Bastien Deloge
Users can record and simulate patients’ mandibular movement when occlusion is aligned.
“Jaw motion, made by Medit, brings new possibilities and a new vision to digital dentistry.”
For more on Mandibular Movement, please click here.
Digital Denture Conversion Using Existing Denture
By Mohamed Abdel Moniem
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Using the conventional method to transform the old fitted denture to a screw-retained prosthesis is highly unpredictable and time-consuming, and can result in short-term solutions that need replacement.
So Dr. Mohamed Abdel Moniem combined digital and conventional workflows to provide accurate, retrievable, easy-to-repair prosthesis at an affordable cost.
“The golden key is starting with the Medit intraoral scanner to scan the edentulous arch, denture in place, and scan body to end up with perfectly aligned scans preserving the existing 3D prosthetic condition.”
