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Rajiv Kalawade

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Itero Scanner and Inlab SW 20.0

We have Itero scanner and Inlab Software in our practice. Milling unit is MCX5. My problem is when we get preps done for crowns / veneers in both the arches, it is not possible to design them in the inlab SW as the software asks for a occlusion stl file to upload and there is no occlusion stl file in an itero scan. Please advise how do I go about making crowns in both arches?
As of now, I design crowns in one arch, then go back to administration - create a new layer and then start again with the other arch locking the first one.
Hope this makes sense.
Look forward to getting some solutions here. thanks
Regards,
Rajiv
Posted in InLab 16 SW Topics on May 12 at 09:55 AM

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  • Shirley Cheong
    Shirley Cheong If you download from iTERO, choose Arch Combined (Arches locked in bite position) as another STL file and then import to inlab SW 20 bite catalog. Then you can stitch very well. I have both iTERO and CEREC/inlab system in our office. Hope that helps!
    on June 26 at 04:51 AM thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
  • Frank Acosta
    Frank Acosta No I was wondering if you had a inEos X5.

    There are 2 waysTo import Itero scans.

    1. Is to import the stl's in the scan phase. Do not add on the admin anything because the SW will ask you for a bite. Once you move forward to the model stage go back to the admin and add your order.

    2. You can add using the V24.xml file. You might get an error. If you do then you need to do it the way of the .stl. Itero changed something and it is giving the sw issues importing it.
    on June 09 at 08:47 AM thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
  • Rajiv Kalawade
    Rajiv Kalawade Do we don't turn off the scanner. It remains on in the surgery the whole day for dentists to scan patients. We have the cerec milling unit and inlab software in the same premises, so the dentist just sends the files to us using our lab details.
    really struggling to obtain the occlusion stl file from itero to upload in cases when there are 2 crowns one in each arch to be made
    on May 27 at 09:22 AM thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
  • Frank Acosta
    Frank Acosta Ok So you import as an .stl. Do you turn off your scanner?
    on May 25 at 08:28 PM thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
  • Rajiv Kalawade
    Rajiv Kalawade Hello Frank, We are using the Inlab SW 20.0 version.
    So once a scan comes in from Itero, we download the stl files and then upload it in the Inlab SW for Upper and Lower arch.
    on May 24 at 04:22 AM thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
  • Frank Acosta
    Frank Acosta To start off with what sw version are you using? Also are you exporting directly from the Itero or from the portal?
    on May 21 at 03:02 PM thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
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