digital teeth set up

Summary

This script offers a detailed tutorial on digital dental setup using academy.denka.com. It covers how to position teeth digitally, focusing on central and lateral incisors, canines, and posterior teeth, emphasizing the importance of xyz location, vertical and horizontal overlaps, and inclinations. The tutorial highlights different setup styles, such as soft and bold, and provides guidelines for achieving symmetry and proper occlusion, aiming for a score above 90% to ensure optimal tooth movement and rotation.

Takeaways

• 🌐 Use academy.denka.com for digital setup.
• 🔑 Central incisors should be perpendicular to the ridges in a class one setup.
• 📏 Class two setups have palatal incline, and class three setups have labial incline.
• 🔄 Two types of central setups: soft and bold, each with different rotation and flaring characteristics.
• 📏 The length of the central incisor should match the occlusal plane or wax ring.
• 📏 For ladder setups, choose between soft or bold based on the case requirements.
• 📏 K9 setups have specific rules regarding frontal view, vertical, and horizontal measurements.
• 📏 Mandibular setups require attention to vertical and horizontal overlap with maxillary teeth.
• 📏 Posterior teeth setup involves a compensating curve and specific height measurements.
• 🔍 Use the scoring system to check and adjust teeth positions for better alignment and rotation.

Q & A

What is the purpose of using academy.denka.com in digital setup?

Academy.denka.com is a web-based software used for digital setup in dentistry, allowing users to log in and customize settings based on specific inclinations and locations.

How does the class one, two, and three jaw relationship affect the palatal and labial inclination?

In class one, the jaw relationship is perpendicular to the ridge, class two has a palatal incline, and class three has a labial incline, each affecting the setup of the teeth differently.

What is the major digital inclination for the central teeth?

The major digital inclination for the central teeth should be none, meaning they should be made perpendicular to the ridges.

How do you set up the soft and bold central teeth?

For soft central setup, follow the arch, while for bold central setup, ensure the portion of the centroid flares out without major flaring on the central teeth.

What is the significance of the XYZ location in digital setup?

The XYZ location is crucial as it allows for detailed movement and positioning of teeth in the digital setup, ensuring accuracy.

What are the two different types of ladder setups mentioned in the script?

The two types of ladder setups are soft ladder and bold ladder, each with different inclinations and rotations.

How does the length of the incisor differ between soft and bold ladder setups?

In soft ladder setup, the length is one millimeter less than the cruiser plane, while in bold ladder setup, it is the same as the occlusal plane or wax ring.

What are the three rules for K9 setup in the frontal view?

Rule one is the neck has to be out and incisor of canine should be inward. Rule two is only half of the facial surface should be shown from the frontal view. Rule three is the vertical of canine should be perpendicular from the occlusal plane.

What are the four specifications to consider when setting up the entirety of the mandible?

The specifications include vertical overlap related to the maxillary and mandibular teeth position, horizontal overlap with a one-millimeter space, inclination anterior posterior viewed by the sagittal plane, and the inclination of the long axis of the piece being perpendicular.

How does the posterior setup differ from the anterior in terms of movement?

The posterior setup comes in a group, meaning the four posterior teeth (premolar, molar) are connected and can be moved without affecting occlusion, unlike the anterior setup.

What is the goal for movement and rotation in the digital setup?

The goal is for movement and rotation to be above 90 percent, as indicated by the score, which shows how close the teeth are to the ideal position.