| In July 2015, Dr. Joe Gaudio presented "Using BiteFX to Present Invisalign for Occlusal Correction to Patients". |
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Tags: Dental Technique
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Canine Guidance with Crossover and Group Function
Our animations often evolve. One doctor guides the creation of an animation and it looks good. We release and another doctor says, "That's great, but I'd really like it if it also showed ...". We make that update and we hear, "Awesome, but what if you also did ...?" And so the progression continues.
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Tags: Updates - 2016
| In March 2016, Dr. Rick Rogers, President-Dental Association Company Maryland State Dental Association, presented: |
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Occlusion Problems Causing Broken Veneers
Ever have patients ask you why their veneers have broken?
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New Animation - Reductive and Additive Equilibration
| Thumbnail of New Reductive and Additive Equilibration Animation (enlarged) |
Although it may be easy for dentists experienced in this area to make the jump from separate reductive and additive animations to seeing the sense/possibility that an equilibration could involve both processes, it was felt that that combination "jump" would not be so easy for many patients.
The new animation shows a reductive equilibration of the back teeth:
| Reductive part of Reductive and Additive Equilibration |
Followed by building up the front teeth to achieve protrusive and lateral guidance:
| Additive part of Reductive and Additive Equilibration |
Thank you Dr. Milos Boskovic for your input on producing this animation!
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Tags: Updates - 2016
New Animation - Canine Guidance with Crossover
Dr. Mike Melkers, who will be presenting on the BiteFX Insiders' Secrets and Tips Webinar next month, asked that we extend the canine guidance animation to show the lower canine moving outside the upper canine.
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Canine Guidance with Crossover
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That's what this animation delivers and can help you explain how far the jaw can move sideways, how poor restorations might allow the other front teeth to slam together in crossover and thus another factor you consider in making your restorations.
Thank you Dr. Melkers for your input on producing this animation!
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Tags: Updates - 2015
Our animation updates for July, August and September took longer than expected to develop and finalize. With one or two other time challenges I decided to combine the blogs describing these updates into one blog.
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Animation - Proprioception
A number of you have asked that we provide an animation to help illustrate proprioception - the jaw moving into MIP, unconsciously avoiding an interference.
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