Dental Photogrammetry
If you are using iCAM, PIC, Shining3D Elite, Micron Mapper, Grammie, or any Photogrammetry acquisition system let’s work together.
There is no easier method to ordering full-arch. ROE offers coping-free, model-free, articulation-free FP1-FP3 long-term temporaries and final full zirconia restorations using cutting-edge technology.
How do you get started? Click the orange ' Submit a Photogrammetry case' button to the right
This NEW Grammetry book walks you through all aspects including:
- Grammetry vs Photogrammetry
- Grammetry Analog and Digital Workflows: OptiSplint and ArchBridge
- KOL Developers
- Grammetry Core Components
- Detailed Grammetry workflows
- Necessary Patient Records
- How to get started
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New Photogrammetric Approach to Bone Reduction
Freehand surgery using photogrammetry technology can be aided with the use of our bone reduction guides. This CBCT planned product is designed from a tooth setup and a basic implant positioning work-up.
The goal is to ensure adequate bone reduction for freehand surgery. When ordering request our product called CombiGuide Lite for plastic or regular CombiGuide if you would like a metal bone reduction base.
Existing Prosthetic

Scan Bodies

Scan The Teeth

Set-Up

Printed Try-In

Final Zirconia 1

Final Zirconia 2

Final Zirconia 3

Downloadable Resources
Workflow Steps for
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Step 1 | Take the following photos with the patient standing up:
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Step 2 | Remove the patient’s denture/prosthesis. Seat the photogrammetry scan bodies passively onto each MUA. | ![]() |
Step 3 | Perform the photogrammetry scan. | ![]() |
IMPORTANT: Steps 4-7 are for dentures only. If your patient has a loaded prosthesis, not a denture, go directly to step 8. |
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Step 4 | Seat approved healing caps onto the MUAs. | ![]() |
Step 5 | Try in the denture and ensure full seat over the healing collars. Adjust the denture as needed to ensure passive seat. | ![]() |
Step 6 | Perform a PVS wash (not Blue Mousse) capturing the detail of all of the healing collars, in occlusion. Remove the denture. | ![]() |
Step 7 | Capture a 360° extraoral scan of the denture with the IOS. | ![]() |
Step 8 | Scan the tissue and MUAs with your IOS. Nothing should be seated on the MUAs. A PVS impression is also suitable. | ![]() |
Step 9 | Re-seat the denture or prosthesis. Capture the following IOS scans:
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Step 10 | Upload all scans to ROE Dental Laboratory. Next, ROE will fabricate or provide in-office printing files for the Printed Try-In. The Printed Try-In is a 3D-printed prototype of the final prosthesis. |
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External Resources
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- Converting to the Imetric system: All-digital, model-free hybrids
- Photogrammetry Technique for the 3D Digital Impression of Multiple Dental Implants
- Photogrammetric Techniques For Dentistry Analysis, Planning and Visualization
- No More Rolling The Dice With Digital Hybrids: Face Scans, Photogrammetry and Trios scans on Hybrids
- Impression of multiple implants using photogrammetry: Description of technique and case presentation
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