Tooth transplant

Preoperative simulation

Tooth transplant simulation using optical modeling

In the past, tooth transplant surgeries required the use of x-rays and CT to confirm the shape of the tooth to be transplanted, such as wisdom teeth, and to shave the jawbone and tooth to be transplanted at the time of surgery. At this time, if the transplanted tooth is repeatedly removed and inserted into the site of the transplant, the area called the periodontal ligament is damaged, and the rate of retention after transplantation tended to be low.
Wisdom teeth to be used as transplanted teeth are photographed with a CT scanner, reconstructed as 3D data, and fabricated into an elaborate three-dimensional model using optical modeling. CT and MRI images can be converted into 3D data, which can then be fabricated into a three-dimensional model using optical modeling.

In implant treatment
Advantages of using 3D printers

There are four major advantages to confirming the depth and angle of implant placement in advance.

  • Shorter treatment time
    Shorter treatment time
  • Improvement of treatment accuracy
    Improvement of treatment accuracy
  • Reduce the burden
    on the patient
    Reduce the burden on the patient
  • Improvement of techniques
    Improvement of techniques

Main uses

  • Preoperative simulation
  • Confirmation of procedures and treatment plans
  • Training of trainees and students

Supported Materials

  • Epoxy resin
    (optical molding)
  • Nylon
  • Gypsum
  • Silicon
  

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