What are your CAD/CAM suggestions for small labs?
Brad Isbill · Apr 17, 2014 at 10:37am
Brad Isbill
3 shape hands down. i have HAD both. i no longer have dental wings
Posted Apr 17, 2014 at 10:37amApr 17 2014, 10:37:56 am
Chris Valdez
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Luis Gonzalez- Diane Hughes
3 comments by Luis Gonzalez and Diane Hughes
Question
I am looking to buy a scanner but not sure about the software yearly fee. I looked into the D500 3Shape and 7S Dental Wings. A friend just told me about Identica from Medit blue light.
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Brad Isbill
Ceramist at Isbill Dental Lab · Douglasville, GA
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3Shape, Inc.
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Richard V. Green
So many choices! For a newbie I thnik the level of support is really important. I'm sure you can negotiate a similar price with many vendors. Every scanner has its own virtues, I like white light best, but availabe and knowledgeable support should sway...[More] your decision. (also watch for costs that can be...
Scott S.
exocad!! Medit scanners are great! Both the S.E. and the new Blue. We have used over Fifty units, and 100% happy techs! Can make anything and has every single function of 3shape for 1/2 the cost over 5 year period. We run Seven Industrial mills and Foru...[More] rapid-prototype machines. We offer on-site milling...
Shanda Robb
You would love the Identica Blue Scanner powered by exocad! It's a completely open CAD system and doesn't have annual fees! It has a user friendly interface and is the easiest system to learn when just getting into CAD/CAM! I've worked with many different...[More] CAD systems over the last 13 years while working...