Dear EasyModel users,
We’re delighted to be able to present the latest developments in EasyModel. Some are enhancements to the current model, while others represent new features we hope you’ll find useful. We’d also like to take this opportunity to clarify certain parameters, often misunderstood, such as minimum height.
1- Correction of off-center impressions on Study model bases
First of all, we’ve redesigned our algorithm to align the axis of the median raphe with the tip of the Study model. This correction also improves the occlusal plane on all other models, and especially on fixed retention wire cut-outs.
2- Engraving on the back for Study model sizes
You can now choose the engraving position for models with Study model support. You can, for example, choose to engrave on the back of the model to have more space and therefore be able to engrave longer.
3- New “Molar bands” cut-out: trimming of teeth 6
We have also developed a new type of cutter which automatically trims the teeth 6, in addition to the traditional model generation stages (cutting, plinthing, engraving, etc.). This time-saving trimming process is highly precise and respects the axis and shape of the tooth.
You can find this feature in EasyModel’s “cut type” parameter. These models cost 3D₵ per arch and currently have to be printed flat.
If you’d like to find out more, please contact us for a demonstration or to receive some D₵ so you can test and make up your own mind.
4- Miniflow: Processes can be launched from the computer without going through the interface
We’ve developed a simple new solution to run EasyModel processes directly by dragging and dropping STL files into directories that correspond to EasyModel configurations. Models are always generated in parallel, and processing time remains the same. Thanks to this new solution, you can save even more time when creating models, with file management and engraving parameters. Contact me for a demonstration.
5- New height parameters
We now also offer two parameters for height: the “minimum total height” (HMT), which includes the height from the top of the teeth to the bottom of the base, and the “minimum support height” (HMS), which includes the height from the bottom of the gum to the bottom of the base.
Please note that these parameters are minimum values, as these heights can be higher if required by the size of the engraving.
6- Ai4Dental developments
Finally, we are delighted to announce our international launch, with new customers mainly in Europe.
In conclusion, we hope you’ll find these new features even more satisfying, and of course we’re always available to discuss any queries or provide any assistance you may need.