IPG - Intraoral Photogrammetry
Aoralscan Elite - Frequently Asked Questions
SHINING 3D's Intraoral Photogrammetry Technology (IPG) revolutionizes dental implantology by enhancing precision and efficiency in full-mouth edentulous implants, especially in All-on-X procedures. By integrating photogrammetric scanning with intraoral procedures, IPG simplifies workflow and improves treatment outcomes, setting a new standard in dental care.
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- Manuals and documentation
- Discover what's included in the Aoralscan Elite package quickly.
- Discover what's included in the coded scanbody package quickly.
- Automatic calibration of the Aoralscan Elite.
- Software Installation Quickly and Easily with a Few Steps
- Step-by-step demonstration for cleaning and sterilizing Aoralscan Elite scanner tips
- Step-by-step demonstration for cleaning and sterilizing coded scanbody.
- Essential tips to help users scan the coded scanbody smoothly and easily.
- Can Coded Scan Bodies be applied on Aoralscan 3/3W?
- Why there is a Missing Part of Scan Bodies after Convertion?
- Will It Cause Damages to the Markers of Coded Scan Bodies to Rinse?
- Are Markers or Shapes of Coded Scan Bodies Captured by IPG?
- Are the Makers of the Coded Scan Bodies Same in Different Kits but the Same Series?
- How should I Install the Coded Scan Bodies?
- Why did the coded scan body decolor after soaking in the enzymatic solution?
- How to import or update scan body libraries into Elite database?
FAQs
The high accuracy coded scan bodies can only be applied on AoralScan Elite with intraoral photogrammetry (IPG) technology.
In genral, normal rinse will not cause any damage. However, rough friction can ruin the markers on the surface of coded scan bodies, resulting in difficulties or even failures to recognize the coded scan bodies, furthermore, poor accuracy.
Elite applied IPG to scan the coded scan bodies to capture the markers, and acquire the data from the library. On the other hand, Elite still applies feature stiching to scan temporary teeth, edentulous jaws, natural teeth and bite.
Eg. There are 2 coded scan bodies from the I kit and the II kit of HACS-A series with the same length and number. Are the markers of the 2 scan bodies same?
Different kits with their unique serial number will be correspond to different libraries. Hence, if users mix up these coded scan bodies, it may show the images of coded scan bodies when some markers are similar. However, there is no accuracy in the scanning result.
- Same direction of the tail ends
When installing the coded scan bodies, we need to ensure the tail ends point to the same direction to form a fan shape. If there is inadequate space, it is also acceptable to arrange the coded scan bodies along the residue ridge.
- Appropriate Gap
It is necessary to keep proper gaps among coded scan bodies.
If the gap is extremely distant, it is difficult to get a smooth transition in the scanning stage.
In the software, you can check the utilization times. We recommend users not to use the coded scan bodies after 300 times. Additionally, the coded scan bodies cannot be utilized any more after 1000 times.
