The BiteFX Blog for All Things Relating to Occlusion

Before COVID-19 hit we had started to think about how one of the big benefits BiteFX provides to dentists getting started with implementing the concepts of occlusion in their practices is in helping their staff to understand the concepts.

First of all, I would like to begin with an apology of falling so far behind on releasing these blogs. We had some issues with the release of our iPad app updates in the latter half of last year, which cascaded issues into the blog being de-prioritized. However, I am aiming to remedy this now, and catch up on what was forgotten!

Therefore below you will find a comprehensive list of all the updates that we released between August to November of 2019. So keep on reading if you are curious as to what you may have missed, or just wanted a reminder of what you have available to you.

All these animations are now wrapped up in V4 so no need to worry about installing them first - simply upgrade to get the better software and everything else inclusively!

Alright, let's begin:

August

Animation Update:

3D Insets Added to 2D Comparison Animation

From the desk of Stu Harman, our support and coaching expert. In this article Stu presents how one Invisalign provider dentist uses BiteFX software in combination with patient photographs to encourage patients who's condition may be correctd by Invisalign therapy to undergo Invisalign treatment to correct their occlusal issues.

From the desk of Stu Harman, our support and coaching expert. In this article Stu provides step-by-step instructions how to import your photographs from your iPad Photos app into the BiteFX for iPad app and how to remove them when no longer needed in BiteFX.

What does it take to be a world-influencer in the field of dentistry? An eclectic list of things I picked up.

Had an interesting email from Dr. Mike Schuster (founder of the Schuster Center: The Business School for Dentists) in response to the invitation I sent out to tonight's webinar being presented by Dr. Dennis Stiles, the subject of which was "Can Occlusion Be Taught Effectively? Lessons from the Classroom."

Animation Update:

Molars No Guidance

New Animation:

Atlanto Occipital Joint

New Animation:

Articulator Animations Featuring Denar from Whip Mix