Precision for your practice.

Drop in the upper and lower STL files from your scanner. Model Prep levels each scan on the bite and builds a smooth base under it, ready for your 3D printer. Each model keeps the whole scan until you paint over the parts you don’t want, such as gum or the palate, and delete them; check it in a cross-section before you download.

Choose an open, hollow base to save resin, or a closed base; set the base height and the wall thickness. The patient’s name is engraved into the side of the base, so models never get mixed up, and Model Prep estimates the resin each model uses and what it costs.

Preview as often as you like. Downloads are free during the beta; afterwards each downloaded model will use a credit, or be included in a monthly subscription.

Name the job, pick your printer and whether the models print flat or upright, and drop in models made by Model Prep. Model Print packs them onto the build plate with a gap between them, and shows the plate from above and in 3D, so you can move or turn a model by hand.

It works out the resin cost of the plate and of every model, and downloads the plate as one STL file for your printer’s software. Models that don’t fit wait on a waiting list in your browser for the next plate. Printers from Asiga, Formlabs, SprintRay, Phrozen, Elegoo, Anycubic, HeyGears and Ackuretta are built in.

Packing, the preview and the cost are free. Downloading a plate is free during the beta too; afterwards it will use one credit (the same models again within 24 hours free), or be included in a subscription.

Type the patient’s name, drop in the upper and lower scans, and download the occlusal view: both arches side by side on a 10 mm grid with a ruler, with the name on the picture. It is free.

For your records, the orthodontic picture set adds the five standard views of trimmed, based study models — right, frontal and left in occlusion, and the upper and lower occlusal views — each as its own picture, in a folder with the patient’s name. Free during the beta; afterwards one credit per case, or included in a subscription.

Add one patient’s photos straight from the camera: the four face photos, the four bite photos, the two occlusal photos and the patient form. Photo Prep puts each photo in its place, turns and mirrors it the right way round, levels it and crops it, and you can adjust any picture by hand.

Type the patient’s name and download the ten pictures in one zip, named after the patient, ready for your records program. Everything happens in your browser: the photos are never uploaded to us.

Record Studio puts Photo Prep and Occlusal view on one page. You type the patient’s name once and drop in all the files together: the camera photos go to Photo Prep, the intraoral scans to Occlusal view.

Then download the ten finished photos, the double occlusal view, the model pictures, or everything in one zip. Everything happens in your browser: the photos and scans are never uploaded to us.

Type the patient’s name, drop the upper and lower scans and prepare the models as in Model Prep. Press Add to plate: the models go onto your printer’s plate, and the page tells you how much room is left. Then go on to the next patient.

When the plate is full, download it as one STL file, ready to print. Everything happens in your browser: the scans and models are never uploaded to us.

Open the patient’s lateral ceph and place the points in the order of the list; the values and their grades update as you go. The McGann tracing uses the same order as SmileStream, and McGann+, Steiner and others are there too, with CVM, airway and hand-wrist.

Download a PDF with the tracing, the values, the growth stage and the airway. Everything happens in your browser: the x-rays and the patient’s details are never uploaded to us.