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Fig. 4 | 3D Printing in Medicine

Fig. 4

From: A digital workflow for modeling of custom dental implants

Fig. 4

Model preparation: a) newly generated bone tissue 3D model (mesh); b) model – fragments of vertebrae, hyoid bone and some noise were removed; c) maxilla and mandible have put into occlusion; d) mandible trimmed down to size necessary for work; e) more noise removed from mandible; f) maxilla presenting anatomical holes (apertures); g) “healing” anatomical holes in maxilla; h) “healed” maxilla, colour patches represent former anatomical holes

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3D Printing in Medicine

ISSN: 2365-6271

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