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==Step 2: Markers==
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This step requires the user to scan the markers or scanbodies that will be used to mark the correct positioning of the geometry and screw channel of the implant in the CAD software. <br />The scan of the markers is divided in different steps.
 
This step requires the user to scan the markers or scanbodies that will be used to mark the correct positioning of the geometry and screw channel of the implant in the CAD software. <br />The scan of the markers is divided in different steps.

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Nesta página será seguido e explicado o assistente para escanear 1 modelo com 4 implantes e partes de gengiva de silicone.

Para criar este projeto no Exocad, clique no ícone DentalDB na sua área de trabalho. O gerente do projeto será aberto.

Preencha as informações do projeto, o tipo de restauração que precisa ser projetado e os parâmetros extras. Para este tipo de projeto, certifique-se de que você selecionou o 'Tipo de Implante' e 'Gengiva Separada'

Para obter mais informações sobre como criar projetos no Exocad, visite a página específica no Exocad Wiki!

Aqui está a definição do projeto para o nosso projeto de demonstração:

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Uma vez definido o projeto, clique em 'OPT' na seção Ações para iniciar o software de escaneamento.

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A primeira coisa que o software de escaneamento mostra é o projeto criado no Exocad, se o projeto estiver corretamente definido, clique no Botão Aceitar Ok.png.


Definição do projeto a partir do ScanWay

Todos os projetos também podem ser definidos no software de escaneamento, independentemente do CAD que mais tarde será usado para projetar.

Inicie o software de digitalização clicando duas vezes no ícone do ScanWay na sua área de trabalho. A Página de boas-vindas será aberta; Para criar o projeto, clique no primeiro ícone.

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Para obter informações detalhadas sobre como definir um projeto, visite a página específica: Criar um novo projeto.

Aqui está a definição do nosso projeto de demonstração:

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Ambas as definições de projeto descritas levam ao mesmo assistente, que agora será seguido passo a passo.


Etapa 1: Modelo Superior

Uma vez que não existe um modelo oposto no projeto definido, o primeiro escaneamento necessário é o escaneamento do modelo superior, que será a referência para o posicionamento de todos os outros escaneamentos.
Este passo é dividido em duas etapas secundárias.

Etapa de Escaneamento

Coloque o modelo superior no suporte do modelo e clique no botão 'Botão de Escaneamento' ScanAction.png.

'NESTA ETAPA, SOMENTE O MODELO DE GESSO É REQUERIDO. LEMBRE-SE DE TIRAR O MODELO GENGIVA, MARCADORES E QUALQUER OUTRO OBJETO ACESSÓRIO '

Uma vez concluído o escaneamento, o resultado será mostrado.

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Clique em x25px para acessar o passo de edição para o modelo superior.

Etapa Editar

Esta etapa permite editar a imagem escaneada; para obter informações detalhadas sobre todas as opções disponíveis nesta etapa, visite a página Editar Ferramentas.

A imagem nesta etapa pode ser editada ou aparada. Nesta fase, na verdade, é importante não editar muito a imagem ou cortar grandes partes de informações, pois tornaria mais difícil para o software calcular o alinhamento automático do objeto à sua referência.

Aqui abaixo um exemplo sobre como cortar usando a ferramenta de base cortada e simplesmente clicando duas vezes na imagem para remover as partes indesejadas.

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Quando estiver satisfeito com o resultado clique em x25px para acessar a próxima etapa do assistente.

Etapa 2: Marcadores

This step requires the user to scan the markers or scanbodies that will be used to mark the correct positioning of the geometry and screw channel of the implant in the CAD software.
The scan of the markers is divided in different steps.

Definition

It is not necessary to have one marker for each implant on the model, since the markers can be scanned in different groups. To demonstrate this possibility, the 4 markers that need to be scanned for this project have been divided into two scanning groups, as follows:

Scan-groups-implants.png

Click NextAction.png to access the scan step for the first group.

First Group

Scan
Depending on the number of scan groups created, the software will propose one or more scanning steps.

First, the software requires the user to insert the markers screwed on top of the model in the scanner and acquire the items of the first group.
As a reminder, it marks the items to be scanned together on the right of the window, under the live view.

Place the model with the selected markers on the model holder and click the Scan ButtonScanAction.png. Once the scan is finished the result will be shown.

Markers1323-steps.png

Click NextAction.png to access the edit step.

Edit
Follows the edit step to clean or trim the image. This time the rectangular selection tool has been used and the cut action has been activated in the contextual menu.

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Click NextAction.png to access the alignment step.

Alignment
The alignment for all scanned items is always automatic and it shows its results after the editing step.
To learn more on the automatic alignment and the manual procedure visit our Alignment Interface page.

Align-13-23.png

Marker Identification
When a scan group has more than one item, the user will be asked to separate each marker from the others to correctly identify it.
To learn more on the identification of the dies visit the Scan Interface page.

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Click NextAction.png to continue.

Second group

Scan
Since in the project the markers have been divided into two groups, this is the last scan of the marker acquisition step.

As before, the software shows a reminder and marks the items to be scanned together on the right of the window, under the live view.

Place the model with the selected markers on the model holder and click the Scan ButtonScanAction.png. Once the scan is finished the result will be shown.

Markers1525-steps.png

Click NextAction.png to access the edit step.

Edit
This image has been edited with the polygonal selection tool; the cut action has been activated in the contextual menu.

Edit-15-25.gif

Click NextAction.png to access the alingment step.

Alignment
The alignment for all scanned items is always automatic and it shows its results after the editing step.
To learn more on the automatic alignment and the manual procedure visit our Alignment Interface page.

Align-15-25.png

Marker Identification
When a scan group has more than one item, the user will be asked to separate each marker from the others to correctly identify it.
To learn more on the identification of the dies visit the Scan Interface page.

Separate-25-15.gif

Click NextAction.png to continue.

Step 3: Gingiva

If in the project has been specified the presence of a silicon gingiva, that can be separated from the model, the software will ask the user to scan it on top of the reference model.
Also this step develops in different phases.

Scan Step

Place the upper model with the gingiva on the model holder and click the Scan ButtonScanAction.png.
Once the scan is finished the result will be shown.

Gingiva-steps.png

Click NextAction.png to continue.

Edit Step

This item has been trimmed using the rectangular selection tool; the selected part has been deleted by pushing the DELETE (DEL) button on the keybord.

Edit-ginigva.gif

Click NextAction.png to continue.

Automatic Alignment

As for the other items, the image of the gingiva aligns automatically to its reference (the upper model). The model part that matches the reference will then be removed automatically to keep only the actual gingiva part in mesh format.

Align-gingiva.png

Click NextAction.png to continue.

Step 4: Healthy and Pontics

At this stage the project has been scanned, unless the user wants to rescan the healthy and pontics. In this case, since there are no healthy teeth there is no need to rescan.

Healthy-implants.PNG

Click NextAction.png to continue.
The software will then propose a further edit step to allow the user to modify the healthy image. Proceed in the edit step as previously explained.

Step 5: Marker Alignment

To serve their purpose, the markers need to be aligned to an implant library: a virtual, geometric, accurate representation of the scanbody that has been screwed to the stone analog to mark its position.
The alingment to the library can be perfomed either in the scanning software or in Exocad. Since the market of libraries and scanbodies is so diverse, it is possible that some libraries will not work in our system.

Here below the library selection performed for our demo case:

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Immediately after, the user will be asked to align the STL of the Marker to the scanned items:

Align markers.gif

To learn more on how to select a library and align the scanbodies to it, visit the section Marker alignment of the page Alignment Interface.

Step 6: Mesh Generation and Export

At this point the software immediately starts mesh generation. The meshes can be edited and exported individually or as a unique image. To learn more about mesh editing visit our Mesh Tools page.

Click on the Export Button ExportToCadAction.png to export to CAD.

Mesh-implants.png

If the project has been started from Exocad, the CAD will automatically open and the design can be started immediately. Otherwise the software will ask the user how to export the file.


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