Best scanning technique for CEREC Primescan "The Vscan"

After 13 years working with CEREC I learn that the most critical and important factor for a perfect dental restoration is a very good impression.
In this simple video, I will share step by step The Vscan protocol, a scanning technique that is going to make your dental impression be easier to take, less labor-intensive, and predictable every single time.

[@RozMcCoy-nv6gh]

Thanks for detailed step by step video. My struggle is getting the all of the interproximal when scanning after crown and bridge preps. I’m going to try this technique, hope I can succeed 😊

[@ItalianDMD]

Can you do a live patient without cutting the video? I would like to see how you manipulate the lips and tongue “live” and “uncut”. Thank you!

[@dr.lavanyapasupuleti2267]

Can we use prime scan for Denture impressions and Invisalign? If so can you please show settings on prime scan to choose and design?
Thanks

[@florinpetrea8305]

Buenas tardes! Compré un escaner Omnicam 2.0 en 2022 y nunca lo he utilizado por un problema puramente de protocolo de envío a un laboratorio. Uno de los problemas fue en mandar el formato STL Al laboratorio y la otra fue como cambiar la contraseña de Connect lab ( que tiene el sistema de sirona ,
internamente al usuario del mismo sistema PP ara laboratorio) ,usted ya sabe bien de que hablo. Sí me puede ayudar con esto le estaré muy agradecido?! De antemano, gracias!

[@applemanzanares707]

Thank you

[@sunnychopra3918]

Explained very nicely

[@vasquezdds]

Thank you!

[@alexisvaca4802]

I’m a fresh grad RDA and am currently learning scanning. We go from Occlusal full arch to lingual to buccal when scanning in my office. Which technique do you better recommend? What’s the difference in the transition from each surface?

[@vasquezdds]

You always start in occlusal and finish on occlusal. As long you are doing a linear technique it will work perfect.