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orthoscience.com

  • approached dolphinimaging.com for integration
  • Like Pintrest for ortho.
  • Integration with Dolphin
  • Dolphin can de-identify
  • Parallel effort by AAO: the board approved to create an orthodontic case database, which might compete with this.
  • Dolphin could upload some data to orthoscience, but codes have to be well defined.
  • Problem with orthoII: It's too customizable, so data can't participate in big data, because everyone creates their own parameters instead of using codes.
  • SNOMED/SNODENT codes are currently not being used, Ken Gladstone and Mark Hans were not aware of them.
  • How about the DI score Discrepancy Index? Is this in SNODENT? Should this be considered for orthoscience integration.
  • Some members include Stuart Frost, Francesco Garino... (see http://www.orthoscience.com/team)

American Orthodontist

  • New Journal Elsevier journal
  • online only
  • a lot more clinical, with case reports
  • Buzz Behrents as one editor

Dentacoin

  • Blockchain in dental field.
  • Not clear what they actually do.
  • Most of the team members have Bulgarian, Russian and eastern European names.
  • Have mobile app

Dental Monitoring

  • Is growing and expanding in the US
  • They are developing their technology, keeps getting better.

smiledirectclub

  • they don't talk about straightening teeth, but straightening smiles.
  • there are all kinds of disaster stories
  • maybe Mark Hans  can compete with them
    • Is smiledirect polymers really special as they say? After testing on chemical properties of thermoplastic materials, there is nothing special about it.
    • Carla Evans  there are 3 published articles which study polymers of aligners, for things like discoloration and other properties, and other properties.

Teeth segmentation

  • Collected and compared times for humans to segment teeth and mesh repair time from study model scans with Orchestrate, MotionView (w and wo facial axis and teeth)
    • Repair the mesh
    • Segment the teeth
  • Which one is better? Fast, but dirtier? How about quality?
  • Times are always less then 4m per scan.
  • Bottom line is: a a private orthodontist can compete with smiledirectclub and still make a profit.

Printing Brackets

  • Torque on the base: ISO standard for torque on tooth, definitions, abbreviations and measurements.
    • Big change is corrosion testing: if you print metal brackets you have to worry about corrosion.
  • Can you print brackets with 3D printers? Yes. Printing Ch-Co printer and Stainless Steel. It's called centering for metal.
    • Is it economical? Probably not economical: if you do the math $0.60/bracket, but the printer is $300k. So if you have the printer, it'OK
  • Printing with polymers should be possible with strong polymers.

Dolphin 12 (64bit)

  • 64 bit resolves the 2GB RAM limit, allowing, for example, the user to superimpose larger FOV of volumes
  • currently in beta
  • showed how it's easy to superimpose intraoral scan with CBCT.
  • showed how to segment a mandible out
  • demoed complex surgical orthodontic case involving mandible and maxilla rotation, using temporary splints.
  • showed 3D real time morphing from 2D tracing.


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