Magprostho
This is a great app w amazing detail on tooth morphology and anatomy. Love the versatility in moving, expanding and rotating. Wish it had descriptions of grooves, cusps, inclines etc that could be turned on for dental students similar to Lundeens wax up we did in school. It is a great tool for dental dental students, labs and dentists as well as hygienists. I would highly recommend it.
Show more
Not worth 7 dollars
Good app but very expensive. I wouldn't spend more than 2 dollars for it.
Protruding root
This app is going to be very useful in helping me prepare cavities and understand where roots lie. Thank you for providing this however there seems to be a problem on the 16 and 26, the root looks distorted and protruding out the enamel it looks like a floating lump of root, I was wondering if this could be updated and removed ? It's very distracting when working on this tooth. Thanks
Show more
Highly Recommeded for Dental students and professionals.
After navigating my way around the dentition with relative ease, it was not before long to zoom in/out and rotate the individual teeth easily. This application makes simple but effective use of the multi-touch gestures that the iPhone was built for.
The information is displayed in an organised and concise manner, allowing a quick reference to the tooth, root, surface, pulp and important dates (such as initial calcification).
Although the concept of zooming through the dentition and seeing a tooth and it's corresponding inner and outer structure in detail has been done before (with similar information), the attention to detail in the image quality is where this application stands out. The 3D imaging helps develop a realistic image of the 'normal' tooth which will be especially useful in direct/ indirect restorations and novice users of CADCAM technology (such as CEREC).
This application is highly recommended for students wishing to develop their natural knowledge of root canals as well as their creative 'eye' for tooth morphology. However it is also practical for qualified professionals who strive in having accurate knowledge conveniently at their fingertips without the need to find and remove the dust off their morphology books.
The information is displayed in an organised and concise manner, allowing a quick reference to the tooth, root, surface, pulp and important dates (such as initial calcification).
Although the concept of zooming through the dentition and seeing a tooth and it's corresponding inner and outer structure in detail has been done before (with similar information), the attention to detail in the image quality is where this application stands out. The 3D imaging helps develop a realistic image of the 'normal' tooth which will be especially useful in direct/ indirect restorations and novice users of CADCAM technology (such as CEREC).
This application is highly recommended for students wishing to develop their natural knowledge of root canals as well as their creative 'eye' for tooth morphology. However it is also practical for qualified professionals who strive in having accurate knowledge conveniently at their fingertips without the need to find and remove the dust off their morphology books.
Show more
