SmartRPD

Usually, dentists examine the stone model and make decisions on the design, then sketch the design on a piece of paper. This paper, along with the stone model, will be sent to the dental lab for production, as shown on the right-hand side.

With the Automatic design software UI, the 3D view of a patient's teeth anatomy can be displayed at the clinic immediately after being scanned. The analysis can be carried out at the chairside and decisions can be made right there with the patient. The RPD design can be created with a single click.

If there are any specific requirements, such as choosing the type of retainers based on the patient's preference, you can add or remove any component using the installed component library. These digitized formats can be instantly shared with the dental technician, which eliminates any ambiguity in interpretation and reduces errors.

After the dentist makes the design prescription, dental technicians typically manually interpret the 2D drawing to create a 3D pattern by using wax patterns, and then proceed with metal casting. As you can see on the right
handside.

In the smartrpd software, the algorithms read the geometry and recognize teeth and their anatomy. Then, the auto-generation function maps the 2D conceptual design into a patient-specific anatomy and generates a 3D file. This file contains geometry information such as depth, thickness, pattern shape, and textures of the metal framework. This instantly built RPD can be presented to the clinician and patient on-site for verification.

Usually, dentists examine the stone model and make decisions on the design, then sketch the design on a piece of paper. This paper, along with the stone model, will be sent to the dental lab for production, as shown on the right-hand side.

With the Automatic design software UI, the 3D view of a patient's teeth anatomy can be displayed at the clinic immediately after being scanned. The analysis can be carried out at the chairside and decisions can be made right there with the patient. The RPD design can be created with a single click.

If there are any specific requirements, such as choosing the type of retainers based on the patient's preference, you can add or remove any component using the installed component library. These digitized formats can be instantly shared with the dental technician, which eliminates any ambiguity in interpretation and reduces errors.

After the dentist makes the design prescription, dental technicians typically manually interpret the 2D drawing to create a 3D pattern by using wax patterns, and then proceed with metal casting. As you can see on the right
handside.

In the smartrpd software, the algorithms read the geometry and recognize teeth and their anatomy. Then, the auto-generation function maps the 2D conceptual design into a patient-specific anatomy and generates a 3D file. This file contains geometry information such as depth, thickness, pattern shape, and textures of the metal framework. This instantly built RPD can be presented to the clinician and patient on-site for verification.