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:

1. Tooth 16: A model tooth with a hole that fits into a Frasaco jaw.
   
2. Crown: A crown designed to fit tooth 16, which students will practice cementing.
   

1. Crown Fitting and Checking: Students will practice fitting the crown onto tooth 16, ensuring proper alignment and fit.
   
2. Cementation Practice: Using various cements, such as adhesive cementation with Panavia V5, students will practice the cementation process.
   
3. Crown Slitting: Although challenging and with a risk of damaging the tooth, students will also practice slitting the crown.
   

• 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)
  

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

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

Hi Members,
This Guidelines, Protocols and SOP's. category is for you to use to post any documnetation or information on any of the machines and software you are using in your teaching environment which can help other faculties.

Whether it is a post of what you are using and finding really successful e.g. some software settings that have made printing more predictable / better quality, or a programme that demonstrates a learning outcome really well, or a scanner that has overcome a particularly common challenge. If you have had an issue which isn,t resolved with the manufacturers support system then ask in a thread. We may not get an answer but we may highlight a bug that the companies need to become aware of which will drive improvements for all.

As with the other sub forum threads, until we populate the site we won't know what works or doesn't and we can't grow, so please start posting so we can work towards a useful resource for all our members and their institutions.

I look forward to seeing what threads are started here, and the growth of our community.


Ed 

Community Admin

Hi Members,
This Research category is for you to use to discus, via posts and replies, for any educational teaching subject relating to the use of 3D teaching material relating to research that either has been completed and is of use to the community or if you have a broad strokes idea for a collaborative research topic that you want to open to the community to engage with. NOrmal protocols IP etc. apply 

Until we populate the site we won't know what works or doesn't and we can't grow, so please start posting so we can work towards a useful resource for all our members and their institutions.

I look forward to seeing what threads are started here.


Ed 

Community Admin

Hi Members,
This Teaching category is for you to use to discus, via posts and replies, for any educational teaching subject relating to the use of 3D teaching material.
Whether it is a post of what you are using and finding really sucsessful e.g. some software that allows students to learn denture design, CAD/CAM etc. or some  challenge you have for an idea to teach e.g you want to make a model to show retention principles but can't find a commercial version of what you want and you ask the community of someone has such a model, or is interested in designing in collaboration etc.

Until we populate the site we won't know what works or doesn't and we can't grow, so please start posting so we can work towards a useful resource for all our members and their institutions.

I look forward to seeing what threads are started here.


Ed 

Community Admin

This is the original and later versions that use less resin to print. The dimesions are the same, you can print the block holder round or flat tab version and use the solid or hollow block depending on your needs.
All have been successfully printed on a formlab and a photocentric opus resin printer.
The block holder has also worked but less effectively from FDM printing of PLA and TPU material on an S5 Ultimaker printer.
Settings for each machine were the default settings.
The .zip files contain some of the versions to date and future posts will show later versions.
DM Me for the full .stl size files if needed

Attached Files

  block insert solid reduced file size.zip (Size: 1.86 MB / Downloads: 0)
  block insert hollow reduced file size.zip (Size: 2.54 MB / Downloads: 1)
  BLock holding wheel reduced file size.zip (Size: 5.84 MB / Downloads: 0)
  Block holding wheel with flatside reduced file size.zip (Size: 3.84 MB / Downloads: 0)

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