Advanced Registration with the digital facebow Zebris for Ceramill

[@aminamri6614]

hi, why the condylar inclinations in the first results ( 1:46 ) were 57° right and 51° left then in the report ( 2:03 ) it became 38.2 left and 45.1 right ?

[@jimrobinson6282]

Can i ask how much the device weighs and how long on average does it take to get all of the measurements?

[@AmannGirrbachHQ]

Hi! Thanks for your comment! The weight of the facebow is 208 gramms. We'll ask one of our product specialists about the time and will comment here again.

[@dorisbest7580]

Why ta patent's jaw has been manipulated? Patients just do not move their jaws as has been manipulted,won't register natural patent's movements be beter than artificial robotic manipulation? What's th esense of such "registration"?

[@AmannGirrbachHQ]

Dear doris best, thank you for your comment. The essence of the jaw movement registration is to register the natural movement of the jaw, so the needed dental prosthesis can be adjusted to the individual needs of the patient. It provides the dentist with an automated patient documentation and helps the dental technician to ensure the perfect fit of the restoration.

[@dorisbest7580]

@@AmannGirrbachHQ yes,that's waht I thought,but if you move patient's jaw in different directions iy is not as patient do it by himself,you manipulate patient's jaw,and this artificial move might not be the same when patient performs it his own way...that's weird you think that by moving patient's jaw with you hands you register patient's natural movements .

[@AmannGirrbachHQ]

@@dorisbest7580 Yes you are right , the movements of the jaw should be the natural movements of the patient. Usually, the dentist practices the movements before the digital recording with the patient, to show how the movements should be performed. During the digital recordings itself the patient should move the jaw naturally. For the recording, the dentist supported the “patient” for demonstration purposes for the video.