Guides on intraoral scanners
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Guides on intraoral scanners
Errors in the use of intraoral scanners (Part 5): not reviewing the scan
One of the simplest but most common mistakes is not reviewing the scan before finalizing it.
Small incomplete areas or defects can go unnoticed and...
Guides on intraoral scanners
Errors in the use of intraoral scanners (Part 4): implants and patient-related factors
Implant cases require a higher level of precision.
Poor capture of scan bodies can lead to positional errors and affect the fit of the final...
Guides on intraoral scanners
Errors in the use of intraoral scanners (Part 3): full-arch scans and operator experience
Full-arch scans are more prone to errors than partial scans.
As the scan progresses, small deviations accumulate, leading to distortions in the final model. This...
Guides on intraoral scanners
Errors in the use of intraoral scanners (Part 2): overscanning and lighting
A common mistake is overscanning, meaning scanning the same area multiple times.
This does not improve quality and can actually make digital reconstruction more difficult....
Guides on intraoral scanners
Errors in the use of intraoral scanners (Part 1): scanning protocol and speed
One of the most common mistakes when using an intraoral scanner is not following a clear scanning protocol.
When the operator moves in an unstructured...
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