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3D Printed Lucitone Dentures

Conventionally made dentures have historically been a pain-point for many dental practices. Lengthy turnaround times and adjustments go hand-in-hand with dentures made the old-fashioned way, but digitally printed dentures will change all of that. Whether you take impressions conventionally or digitally, Great Impressions can make you a premium, 3d printed high-impact denture. Below is the process to make that happen.

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3D Printed Digital Dentures From Physical Impressions

Step 1 : Preliminary Impressions

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Clinician: Takes a PVS of the patient, ensuring that as much ridge as possible is captured.

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Lab: Fabricates occlusal rim(s).  

Step 2 : Occlusal Rim Records

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Clinician: Place occlusal rim(s) in patient’s mouth and make necessary markings to establish VDO, midline, incisal edge, and occlusal plane. 

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Lab: Fabricates monoblock try-in based on input from occlusal rim(s). 

Step 3 : Monoblock Try-In

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Step 4 : Final Delivery

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Clinician: Place try-in(s) in patient's mouth and ensure correct fit, teeth positioning, bite, etc... If adjustments are needed, notate and take pics.

 

Lab: If try-in is approved, the final denture will be fabricated. 

If adjustments are needed at try-in, additional appointments may be necessary

Clinician: Deliver Completed Denture!

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Lab: Lab: All designs are saved on GIDL servers. Dentures can be replicated at the click of a button.

3D Printed Digital Dentures From Digital Impressions

Step 1 : Preliminary Impressions

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Clinician: Scan the patient.

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Lab: Fabricates occlusal rim(s).  

Step 2 : Occlusal Rim Records

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Clinician: 1stPlace occlusal rim(s) in patient’s mouth and make necessary markings to establish VDO, midline, incisal edge, and occlusal plane. 2nd- reline impress the intaglio surface of the occlusal rim to ensure adequate tissue retraction. 

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Lab: Scans intaglio surface of the occlusal rim to make a new master model then fabricates monoblock try-in based on input from occlusal rim(s). 

Step 3 : Monoblock Try-In

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Step 4 : Final Delivery

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Clinician: Place try-in(s) in patient's mouth and ensure correct fit, teeth positioning, bite, etc... If adjustments are needed, notate and take pics.

 

Lab: If try-in is approved, the final denture will be fabricated. 

If adjustments are needed at try-in, additional appointments may be necessary

Clinician: Deliver Completed Denture!

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Lab: Lab: All designs are saved on GIDL servers. Dentures can be replicated at the click of a button.

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