A private tool for a dental practice. It segments a CBCT scan into individual teeth,
jawbones and nerve canals, segments an intraoral scan into crowns, and aligns the
two. Results are 3D models, per-tooth measurements and printable STL files.
Accounts are by arrangement. This is not a public service and it
is not a diagnostic device — every result carries the model's measured accuracy and
its known limitations, and is meant to be checked against the scan.
What happens to a scan you upload
Uploads are processed on a private server and are
visible only to the account that submitted them. Scans and results are deleted
automatically after 30 days.
Nothing is sent to a third party, and no analytics,
advertising or tracking scripts are loaded — the page makes no external
requests at all.
Result
Case — CBCT + intraoral scan
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Single CBCT scan
DICOM .zip or NIfTI .nii.gz
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Recent cases
Case
Reference
Files
Status
Arches
Created
Recent jobs
Job
Status
Teeth
Created
Scan checks
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Clean up this result
Makes a cleaned copy — the original is kept.
Read this before using that option. This model often labels the
left and right tooth as one structure. Keeping the largest piece leaves a single
tooth that looks correct but may be the one on the wrong side —
it removes the evidence of the problem without fixing it. On a reference scan it
silenced all 17 warnings while verifying none of them. Use it to tidy a result you
have already checked, never to make a questionable one look clean.
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Export teeth for 3D printing
One STL per tooth.
Printable means a slicer will accept it — not that it is the
tooth the filename claims.
Closing a hole invents surface that was never scanned.