Description
Who will benefit from this course?
- Dentist: Who want to integrate digital workflow into the practice
- Dental technicians: Who want to learn the principles and features of working in Exocad
- Beginners in Exocad: Who want to have a clear understanding all tips of the exocad software
- Exocad Users: Who realize they're not using 100% of Exocad functionality
THE COURSE CONSISTS OF 25 MODULES
- Module 1 "Basic skills"
- Module 2 "Full Anatomy"
- Module 3 "Reduced Bridge"
- Module 4 "Inlay, Onlay, Veneer"
- Module 5 "OverPress"
- Module 6 "Virtual preparation"
- Module 7 "Modeling (overlapping) of the complete wax structure"
- Module 8 "Abutment Screw-retained fixation "
- Module 9 "Bar structure + attachment"
- Module 10 "Virtual articulator"
- Module 11 "Smile Design"
- Module 12 "Tricks of working in Exocad"
- Module 13 "Split cast for printing"
- Module 14 "Modeling a splint or mouth guard"
- Module 15 "Modeling a template for gingival correction"
- Module 16 "Modeling the primary telescope"
- Module 17 "Modeling Wax Up total in 1h 20m"
- Module 18 "Modeling custom tray"
- Module 19 "Total implant modeling with virtual Articulator"
- Module 20 "Design of the full Denture"
- Module 21 "Interaction with computed Tomography"
- Module 22 "Template for preparation"
- Module 23 "Individual spoon to transfer the Wax-up"
- Module 24 "Modeling of a secondary structure on a beam structure"
- Module 25 "3.0 Galwey review"
Presenter by: Max Ashortia
Files size 12.2 GB
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