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Tooth and crown for cementation |
Posted by: Nabilodisho - 09-30-2024, 09:05 AM - Forum: File exchange
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STL files for tooth 16 and a crown designed to be cemented on this tooth. These files are intended for use in the training of dental students in the preclinical Prosthodontic course.
Purpose: The STL files provided include:
- Tooth 16: A model tooth with a hole that fits into a Frasaco jaw.
- Crown: A crown designed to fit tooth 16, which students will practice cementing.
Educational Objectives:
- Crown Fitting and Checking: Students will practice fitting the crown onto tooth 16, ensuring proper alignment and fit.
- Cementation Practice: Using various cements, such as adhesive cementation with Panavia V5, students will practice the cementation process.
- Crown Slitting: Although challenging and with a risk of damaging the tooth, students will also practice slitting the crown.
Materials and Equipment:- 3D Printer: Formlabs Form 3. Software: Preform
- Crown Material: Permanent Crown Resin A3
- Tooth Model Material: Model V2 (will change to Model V3 due to issues with Model V2)
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ADEE SIG meeting 2024 and SOPs |
Posted by: Edowain - 09-27-2024, 10:06 AM - Forum: Guidelines Protocols and SOP's
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Firstly, thanks to the American team for their insight into smart use of digital equipment into their teaching practice ath the conference, lots of intersting debate afterwards.
Can I ask if you can post the SOP's developded for the use of the phozen printers, we are looking into purchasing them and your protocols would be most beneficial.
Thanks again for your enthusiasm, dedication to your teaching and great presentations.
KR
Ed
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3D printers |
Posted by: RosaML - 09-25-2024, 08:11 AM - Forum: Teaching
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Dear Colleagues,
We are looking into buying a 3D printer to start printing teeth for our students to use on the phantom heads to be able to make them to what we really need. However we are unsure what type of printer would be the best one to use. Ideally we would like to be able to print in different colours (enamel, dentine, caries, pulp).
Would you be able to advise on which printers work best for this?
Thank you for you help!
Rosa
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Code of conduct & guidelines |
Posted by: fatimamiller - 04-27-2023, 02:30 PM - Forum: Rules
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Welcome to the ADEE 3D Forum!
Working group 3D Print/Scan/Create, supports and maintains our Community Forum dedicated to discussing topics related to 3D in a Dental education setting. This Forum was created to promote effective communication and sharing of information in the field. It will cover issues such as curricula development, education in specific world regions, opportunities for collaboration, research education-related topics, and industry collaborations. To ensure that this Forum remains a safe and respectful place for everyone to participate, we ask that all members undertake the following code of conduct and guidelines:
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- Stay on topic: Keep discussions focused on 3D printing, 3D scanning or 3D manipulation relating to material for Dental Educational topics. Sub forum space for file sharing and machinery/software tips should be used accordingly. Avoid off-topic discussions or irrelevant comments.
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