Dreve FotoDent Cast

43 min

overview dreve fotodent® cast for carbon printers is now available to produce crowns and removable partial dentures the material is a transparent red resin that burns out without any residue for dental casting this course will cover digital pre processing of your crowns and removable partial dentures to properly prepare them for printing with fotodent® cast for carbon printers this resin is not currently compatible with the ao polishing cassette docid\ iffh3q8 wlk liqr87bd5 resource links about the material https //www carbon3d com/materials/fotodent cast manufacturer instructions for use https //dentamidshop dreve de/daten/enu dentamid inst fotodent cast de gb pdf?expired=1723243576 safety data sheet https //dentamidshop dreve de/daten/enu dentamid sds fotodent cast 9380 gb pdf?expired=1723243576 protocol this downloadable handout provides important usage information, including instructions about storage, washing and curing print it out and bring it into the lab! dental post processing grids one of our most popular downloads! this table provides washing and curing instructions for all supported dental resins print it and use it in the lab as a quick reference images of dental post processing grids english german/deutsch spanish/español design recommendations removable partial denture example partial denture designs\sprues and crossbars\ the addition of sprues and crossbars to parts helps with print quality especially when faced with particularly complex geometries \clasp connectors\ it can be helpful to add features that connect both sides of the tooth clasp these must be made in your rpd design software and can be removed from the part after printing crown carbon recommends designing your crowns as usual dreve fotodent® cast for carbon printers requires no special considerations crowns general orientation & support information hide the platform use toggle platform (or press b ) to hide the platform before orienting parts this will make it easier to see overhangs and place supports use patch and fence tools to create supports patch tool the patch tool docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p speeds up support creation by automatically supporting an area with just a few clicks it is useful for supporting larger areas of overhang that would take longer to support manually it is often useful to support your parts with this tool before manually adding supports fence tool fence supports docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p are manually placed by the user and are best suited on linear overhangs or smaller areas fences provide stability while leaving smaller nubs than the default bars option review supports docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p in printer ui docid\ oid4znztzyelttpvj984a course for more information partial dentures orient perform an initial orientation of the model so that it is roughly parallel with the platform with the posterior or anterior region facing the lower portion of the screen click \orient \ or shift + o in the main bar in the printer software orient button orient the rpd so that the \intaglio surface is facing away from the platform\ intaglio surface faces up adjust the rpd so that it is \mostly parallel with the platform\ we recommend typing values into the xyz axis fields changing orientation with the mouse or snap to platform function is more challenging parallel orientation position the camera so you are looking straight down on the platform \push the reset camera icon\ in the lower left corner of the screen to return to the default view push \▲ to look straight down at platform\ camera interface rotate the rpd so that either the \posterior or anterior region is facing the lower portion of the screen\ posterior or anterior region is facing the lower portion of the screen perform the final rotation click orient in the main bar click on the part to select it enter \50 into the x axis field\ oriented partial support enter support mode carbon® recommends using standard bar supports click \support or shift + s\ in the dark gray bar at the top of screen under position , select \above platform\ to lift parts off the platform under auto support method , select \basic\ click \generate \ to automatically create supports after the supports appear, the generate and manually add buttons change to clear and edit click \edit\ to enter the edit support interface support mode remove minor supports you will now see the support editing view remove minor supports click \overhang detection\ in the lower tool bar or press the \v key\ set to 40 degrees to indicate areas that need support in red click \toggle platform button\ in the lower tool bar to hide the platform this will enable better visibility during support editing now the supports must be manually edited the first step requires removing all minor supports these do not support he part and obscure the rpd surface click the \select multiple supports\ icon in the top menu bar select \multiple minor supports\ using shift click or click and drag with the mouse click \delete \ in the top right corner or press delete/backspace on your keyboard to remove selected supports repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary until all noisy supports are removed remove intersecting supports carefully examine your model to look for supports that intersect the denture geometry if you have intersecting supports, they must be removed click the \select multiple supports\ icon in the top menu bar select the \intersecting support(s)\ using shift click or click and drag click \delete \ in the top right corner or press delete/backspace on your keyboard to remove selected supports repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary until all intersecting supports are removed remove intersecting supports remove supports from inside clasps carefully examine your model to look for supports that contact the inside of clasps these must also be removed to ensure proper fit and accuracy remove supports inside clasps click the \select multiple supports\ icon in the top menu bar select the \support(s)that contact the inside of clasps\ using shift click or click and drag click \delete \ in the top right corner or press delete/backspace on your keyboard to remove selected supports \add supports on the outside of the clasps when necessary\ repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary until all intersecting supports are removed add supports to overhangs add supports to large overhangs (red areas) to maintain part quality click the \multiple supports\ icon in the top menu bar \add support(s) to overhangs \ as needed click \generate \ in the top right corner to create support structures repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary until all large overhangs are properly supported notes do not over support the model too many supports will make post processing challenging typically, supports should be no less than 2 3 mm apart use the \measure tool\ in the lower tool bar as needed supporting overhangs add supports to islands islands are parts of the rpd that will float away if they are not connected to the platform with supports unsupported islands will create problems further along in the print 1\ position the camera so you are looking straight down on the platform \push the reset camera icon\ in the lower left corner of the screen to return to the default view push \▲ to look straight down at platform\ camera tool 2\ click \toggle clip plane\ in the lower menu bar or press the \c key\ this provides a cutaway view of the model 3 \move the clip plane handle all the way to the left\ so the clip plane is at the level of the platform moving the handle slowly to the right will move the clip plane away from the platform, revealing more of the rpd this simulates the printing process of gradually building the part as you move the handle, different areas of the part will be revealed \each new area is potentially an island\ these areas must be supported to ensure an accurate and complete build use clip plane to analyze supports 4\ move the handle back to the left 5 slowly move the handle to the right you will initially see only the bases of the supports eventually \portions of the rpd geometry will appear\ 6 \when a new island is revealed by the clip plane\ , stop moving the clip plane and examine the new island 7 position the camera as needed to see the underside of the island 8 \add a support to ensure the island prints\ 9 continue moving the clip plane to search for islands, adding supports as necessary check for islands properly oriented and supported removable partial denture intaglio surfaces face away from the platform tilted 50 degrees from platform minor supports removed overhangs supported islands supported side view of properly supported partialtop view of properly supported partial crowns orient proper orientation carbon recommends no overhangs on crown margins no overhangs on interface surfaces minimum overhangs on buccal/lingual crown surfaces following these recommendations will maximize accuracy and minimize the need for manual finishing top viewside view 1\ in the lower right corner, turn on \overhang detection or v key\ set to 40 degrees to indicate areas that need support in red 2 click on \orient or shift + o\ in the main bar in the printer software 3 orient each crown so that the \margin and interface are free of overhangs\ 4 refine orientation to \minimize overhangs on other crown surfaces\ the margin and interface of each crown should now be free of overhangs the remaining surfaces should now have the minimal amount of overhangs note margins and interfaces that have overhangs will require supports these supports affect fit and will require finishing to ensure proper seating overhangs support enter support mode supports hold up the part during printing they do this by connecting down facing surfaces to the platform click \support \ in the dark gray bar at the top of screen under position , select \above platform\ to lift parts off the platform skip \auto support method\ as this mode is not recommended click \manually add\ to go to the support editing interface support mode adding fences adding fences click \toggle platform button\ in the lower tool bar or press the \b key\ to hide platform this will enable better visibility during fence creation click \fence button\ in the top menu bar click a \series of points in an area of overhang\ to define the fence use overhang detection or press the v key set to 40 degrees to find areas that need support click esc key on keyboard to end a fence and begin another carbon® recommends making a series of small fences, rather than making a single continuous fence, to give greater flexibility to reposition points hold down the e key and click with the mouse to reposition points click \generate\ to create the fence geometry this may take a few minutes repeat as needed until all overhangs have been supported click done in the upper left corner when finished properly oriented and supported crowns no supports on margins no supports on interface surfaces minimum overhangs on buccal/lingual surfaces crown side viewcrown iso view add supports to incisor because incisors can be longer than other crowns, they require supports in areas that do not have overhangs these extra supports prevent sagging as the part prints ensuring excellent accuracy click \toggle platform button\ in the lower tool bar or press the \b key\ to hide platform this will enable better visibility during fence creation click \fence button\ in the top menu bar click a series of points in an area of overhang click esc key on keyboard to end a fence and begin another hold down the e key and click with the mouse to reposition points click \generate\ to create the fence geometry this may take a few minutes \add a short fence about 1/4 of the way up the part\ \add another short fence about 3/4 of the way up the part\ click done in the upper left corner when finished supporting incisor properly oriented and supported incisor no supports on crown margin no supports on interface surfaces stabilizing supports at 1/4 and 3/4 height minimum overhangs on buccal/lingual crown surfaces top viewside view nesting select the \layout tab\ (shift + l) in the top menu bar under auto layout, select \gen2 \ gen2 usually gives the most effecient packing for dental devices enter at least \1 mm\ in \padding \ models require a minimum of 1 mm of space between them leave optimize starting rotation unchecked this leaves your parts in their previous orientations leave allowed rotations at the default setting this gives the software maximum flexibility to fit the most possible parts on the build platform press the \auto layout\ button to arrange your parts screen shot showing button locations if necessary, nesting can be changed manually click and drag parts to adjust their position modify z rotation by using the spin tool or manual rotations under the orient tab (shift + o) use the part list tab as needed to more easily select models and focus on them print preparation click \print controls\ or \shift + p\ in the top menu bar print controls button print controls for removable partial dentures under print profile select either default or dynamic dynamic mode will print in approximately half the time due to this, print forces are elevated, requiring greater vigilance in supporting of the parts unsupported regions with larger cross sections such as horizontal sprues and crossbars should be supported across their length to increase print success printing with release film can make part removal easier once printing is complete if using release film, select print with release film slicing select either standard or fine fine slicing results in finer features at the cost of a longer print time print controls for crowns under print profile select default printing with release film can make part removal easier once printing is complete if using release film, select print with release film slicing select fine project analysis select the \project analysis\ tab click start analysis and wait for the processing to complete note the required resin volume and print time click add to queue project analysis button manufacturer instructions for use manufacturer instructions for use https //dentamidshop dreve de/daten/enu dentamid inst fotodent cast de gb pdf?expired=1723243576 questions & support for questions about the resin properties, printing, washing or curing your parts, please contact the dreve support team submit support ticket dentamid\@dreve de mailto\ dentamid\@dreve de for questions about your carbon printer or carbon software settings used for this resin, please contact carbon https //learn carbon3d com/carbon support email support\@carbon3d com mailto\ support\@carbon3d com phone u s and canada 1 650 285 6307 option 2 germany +49 6102 5790849 uk +44 (0) 2082 647484 printer ui on the dashboard, select the \prints \ tab \select one of the printed projects \ click \request help\ in the lower right corner