MeshMixer - Single Tray Ortho Correction

[@drewl4062]

Awesome. I'm learning meshmixer for designing orthotics and prosthetics and it's amazing how relevant these dental videos are.

[@drewl4062]

My only request is that you turn up your Mic. I'm full volume and it's very quiet.

[@bgrutterdds]

Yeah, most of my newer videos I pay close attention to. This one was no Mic, 11:30pm, everyone in the house was sleeping, remembered I had a case I needed to workup, and just had an idea. So, I got record. I maxed out the volume amplification when I produced it, but this is the best I could get. 😔

[@drewl4062]

@@bgrutterdds fair enough.

[@Frott68]

Hey Baron. Thanks for all the videos. I really appreciate your work. I have one question : i want to start on 3D printing and don't know if i should buy a form 2 or a Moonray or something else. Do you have any advice?

[@bgrutterdds]

I have both. I recommend, without hesitation, the Moonray S.

[@Frott68]

Thanks a lot, will look into it.

[@bgrutterdds]

BlueSkyBio gives 6 free exports. So, if you use or plan to use BlueSkyPlan, you might consider buying from them.

[@Frott68]

Actually i use BSB. But i have some probleme. I do my CBCT and plan everything, but i don't have an intra oral camera yet. I tried to scan an impression, but wasn't a succes. I should try again.

[@bgrutterdds]

Have you tried scanning a stone model rather than impression? Much more predictable. If you scan an impression, make sure you have 3mm if PVS thickness minimum. You can't have ANY try show through. Also, BSB sells a $5k desktop scanner, the Shining 3D, that is excellent.