High-Frequency Blue-Light Capture
High-frequency blue-light capture records facial geometry quickly and helps reduce motion-related artifacts, including in challenging environments.
System Optimization
A polarization camera helps control reflections and overexposure from tooth enamel, improving the capture of dental detail. Coordinated scanning components improve mesh and texture alignment for more consistent detail in the resulting 3D model.
Precision Enhancement
Focused dental capture reduces 3D point spacing by up to 45%, helping record fine tooth structures with greater clarity.
Cephalometric Analysis
The cephalometric analysis system automatically marks key facial landmarks, generates measurement data and exports a standard PDF report.
Dental Model Import
Import an external dental model, remove the original dentition mesh and replace it with the new model for personalized smile design.
DICOM Import
Import CT DICOM data and align it with the facial scan to visualize the relationship between the lips, teeth and maxillofacial structures in 3D.
Bone-to-Soft-Tissue Distance
With DICOM imaging data, measure the distance from bone to facial soft tissue and quantify soft-tissue thickness. The 3D measurements help distinguish skeletal and soft-tissue features for aesthetic and maxillofacial planning.
Orthognathic Simulation
Simulate underbite and mandibular retrusion cases to visualize changes in occlusion and facial profile, supporting orthodontic and orthognathic treatment planning.
Timeline Comparison
Import multiple scan or simulation models, switch between time points and compare data to review changes in facial soft-tissue shape.
Multi-Model Comparison
Compare up to eight models side by side, review differences across a timeline, assess design options against the original model and track outcomes at different time points.
Standard Data Export
Trim facial scan models and export them in OBJ or STL format for use with intraoral and dental software, further analysis and post-processing.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
CASZM 3D digital systems support orthodontics, clear aligner workflows, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and dental restoration. They also provide 3D soft-tissue measurements for clinical review.
Options include the portable MVS-M6 oral model and high-precision models such as MVS-P6HD. The systems support digital smile design and 3D cephalometric analysis.
Yes. It captures 3D facial and perioral data for digital smile design and simulation, supporting patient communication and restoration planning.
The system captures facial soft tissue in 3D and identifies key anatomical landmarks to support 3D cephalometric and facial morphology analysis alongside conventional imaging.
It quantifies soft-tissue changes before and after orthodontic or maxillofacial treatment, providing repeatable measurements for outcome review, treatment planning, and research.
The 3D data can be used in clear aligner planning and production workflows, including digital impressions, tooth arrangement simulation, and outcome visualization.