this is what i was looking for! i gotta give 2 warning though. first, orthodontics can cause jaw problems and the industry lie about this. be super careful not to change how the teeth 'fit' and just do tiny movements of the front ones. second, you can lose gum and no-one knows exactly why. maybe its the aligner rubbing or the tooth being moved in a way that constricts blood supply. this is awesome but be careful
Hello. This is great but to make it easier , once you scan you model you can make it digitally flat with mesh mixer to print. also the free software to make small teeth movements is also mesh mixer. I got a dental laboratory and we use 3shape software to make teeth movement. But for small 1-2-3 teeth sometimes I use meshmixer . Every time you make small movement then you place a number in molar and save and print , then second and as many as you need.
these are all great questions! believe it or not theres a specialized feild of science that spend their lives answering and actually preforming everything you've asked. although, cant for the life of me remember what its called... hmmm
Yeah, DIY at home... 'cause everyone got back at their homes, near the toasters and sandwich-makers, a vacuum-pressing tool to make some instant Invisaligns... (almost)No one has those except those who actually are a dental Clinic or Lab. :)))
@@protovault3931 what's your issue? You are showing materials, tools, devices and procedures that are not usually present in a home but in a dental facility (doesn't matter if it's a lab or a clinic). Getting an Amazon account won't do sh*t if you're wasting time and money with all these devices and materials that are worthy when you use them to produce more than a few invisalign-replicas. And anyone who's not trained properly can easily get injured by doing this to him/herself. You think those medical appliances have those costs for no reason? Try again.
@@smile3dLand your inferiority complex is distasteful. We get it, YOU don't have the tools or intellectual capacity to do this yourself, go cry about it to somebody else
Now we need a software to calculate all the steps to straighten the teeth 😅
Yeah! That, or find a private practice that will do it for you, from your 3D scan
this is what i was looking for! i gotta give 2 warning though. first, orthodontics can cause jaw problems and the industry lie about this. be super careful not to change how the teeth 'fit' and just do tiny movements of the front ones. second, you can lose gum and no-one knows exactly why. maybe its the aligner rubbing or the tooth being moved in a way that constricts blood supply. this is awesome but be careful
I don't ever plan to actually move my teeth. This project was purely to prove I could do it.
I use these splints as a mold to cast silver grillz
Hello.
This is great but to make it easier , once you scan you model you can make it digitally flat with mesh mixer to print. also the free software to make small teeth movements is also mesh mixer. I got a dental laboratory and we use 3shape software to make teeth movement. But for small 1-2-3 teeth sometimes I use meshmixer . Every time you make small movement then you place a number in molar and save and print , then second and as many as you need.
Olá amigo,gostei do resultado do scaneamento,muito criticam,scaneamento para facetas funciona?
This is a great idea. I'm just curious how would you straighten them out slowly.. Like what speed/degree variations would be would be safe?
That would be done by a dentist!
these are all great questions! believe it or not theres a specialized feild of science that spend their lives answering and actually preforming everything you've asked. although, cant for the life of me remember what its called... hmmm
¿Que tal quedan las mallas? Es totalmente fiable al original?
Te pregunto porque quería comprarlo para prótesis fija, ya que soy técnico dental
Pro tip.. mouth breathing, and not eating solid food that works your jaw muscles cause teeth/jaw issues. Easily fixed
Where do you get those sheets of plastic?
Got em on Amazon!
Hi. You can buy plastic from a dental laboratory supply. Anyone can buy it.
Yeah, DIY at home... 'cause everyone got back at their homes, near the toasters and sandwich-makers, a vacuum-pressing tool to make some instant Invisaligns... (almost)No one has those except those who actually are a dental Clinic or Lab. :)))
A vacuum forming machine is $150.
You don't need a dental clinic, you need an Amazon account. Try again
@@protovault3931 what's your issue? You are showing materials, tools, devices and procedures that are not usually present in a home but in a dental facility (doesn't matter if it's a lab or a clinic). Getting an Amazon account won't do sh*t if you're wasting time and money with all these devices and materials that are worthy when you use them to produce more than a few invisalign-replicas. And anyone who's not trained properly can easily get injured by doing this to him/herself. You think those medical appliances have those costs for no reason? Try again.
@@smile3dLand your inferiority complex is distasteful.
We get it, YOU don't have the tools or intellectual capacity to do this yourself, go cry about it to somebody else
@@protovault3931 damn you don’t need to be such a dick lol
@@Jigsaw765 oops