These are great videos - super helpful. Has anyone seen guide offset explained? I'm making a custom guide for a custom implant, but you don't really have a choice for a custom guided kit that I know of
How do I match up and implant direct system or a zimmer surgical system to whats available in BSB ? I cant seem to find it in the list, how do they compare to whats on the surgical implant system list
Thank yo u so much for the video. I have a question, I usually work with NeoBiotech implants. What should I do if there is no Neobiotech in the list of Kit Type.
Grateful for the informative video, will you please share video about clinical aligner case planning from A-Z like this video. we are very enjoy by your demonstration videos and clinical cases and hope you can share more on aligners treatments. Regards
it went from wow, I might be able to do this... to ..so many tweaks I would be lost in them....sorry..I'd like to design the surgery and maybe import to the lab at some point maybe
Hi Mr.Glenn i want to ask you that is it necessary to put metal ring or sleeve (idk) put in gap on the surgical guide ? Whats point of the metal sleeves ? Is it helps to put implant more healty or helping to protect what we design the degrees ?
You need them whenever you are guiding a drill that is side cutting or has flutes in contact with the tube because it can chew up the plastic of the guide but if it's a keyless system, there's really no need.
grat video dr. i have a question please, how can i set correctly the undercuts for my STL model, i try so hard to obtain a accurate surgical guide, but when mi 3d printer (which is a mono x anycubic) finish the surgical guide, that result doesnt fit very well on my 3d printed model.
Thx! Unless you manually set it, the software will automatically set a path of insertion. The one exception is if you've unchecked "remove undercuts" which is only done in advanced mode. You should have a good fit without any modifications so if you're not. I'd check your printer calibration first. Next, I'd check the quality of your STL as it may not be accurate- desktop scans are best, IOS is second, and a CT scan of a model or impression will be least ideal. Finally, you can increase or decrease the guide offset in the preferences but the default of .2 should be best if everything is calibrated properly. hope that helps!
Hey Michael, it turns out the website contact form was not working correctly. We have it corrected now if you don't mind reaching back out with your questions. www.coryglenn.org/contact/
Thank you so much! My program just got a 3d printer and I hope to be able to make guides in the next couple of months, this was a fantastic demo
This is by far the very best video i have ever watch on bsb. Thank you
One of the best guide videos I've seen for beginners. Great workflow with the wizard for easy cases.
glad it helped!
Thank you! Very helpful. I grew up in Chattanooga, thought I recognized that accent, cheers
Yep.....yankees always comment how slow I talk ; )
These are great videos - super helpful.
Has anyone seen guide offset explained? I'm making a custom guide for a custom implant, but you don't really have a choice for a custom guided kit that I know of
How do I match up and implant direct system or a zimmer surgical system to whats available in BSB ? I cant seem to find it in the list, how do they compare to whats on the surgical implant system list
thank you so much! this video was really helpful.
Thank yo u so much for the video. I have a question, I usually work with NeoBiotech implants. What should I do if there is no Neobiotech in the list of Kit Type.
how do you recycle the alcohol wash and where do you discard old alcohol wash?
Grateful for the informative video, will you please share video about clinical aligner case planning from A-Z like this video. we are very enjoy by your demonstration videos and clinical cases and hope you can share more on aligners treatments.
Regards
Thank you! Unfortunately, ortho and pedo are the 2 things I don't do : (
@@n.coryglenn3814 thanks, Dr it's ok. Your video really help me out and give me a lot of idea all favours to you keep on 💜.
it went from wow, I might be able to do this... to ..so many tweaks I would be lost in them....sorry..I'd like to design the surgery and maybe import to the lab at some point maybe
what if I don't want a full arch guide so for your #19 implant, if I want the guide to go from 18-27?
Hi Mr.Glenn i want to ask you that is it necessary to put metal ring or sleeve (idk) put in gap on the surgical guide ? Whats point of the metal sleeves ? Is it helps to put implant more healty or helping to protect what we design the degrees ?
You need them whenever you are guiding a drill that is side cutting or has flutes in contact with the tube because it can chew up the plastic of the guide but if it's a keyless system, there's really no need.
grat video dr. i have a question please, how can i set correctly the undercuts for my STL model, i try so hard to obtain a accurate surgical guide, but when mi 3d printer (which is a mono x anycubic) finish the surgical guide, that result doesnt fit very well on my 3d printed model.
Thx! Unless you manually set it, the software will automatically set a path of insertion. The one exception is if you've unchecked "remove undercuts" which is only done in advanced mode. You should have a good fit without any modifications so if you're not. I'd check your printer calibration first. Next, I'd check the quality of your STL as it may not be accurate- desktop scans are best, IOS is second, and a CT scan of a model or impression will be least ideal. Finally, you can increase or decrease the guide offset in the preferences but the default of .2 should be best if everything is calibrated properly. hope that helps!
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I emailed with interest to attend your class but no reply received. I did it through your website. Thanks
Apologies..... hadn't seen it but I will recheck
Hey Michael, it turns out the website contact form was not working correctly. We have it corrected now if you don't mind reaching back out with your questions. www.coryglenn.org/contact/