The symposium will focus on the zebris JMA-Optic jaw registration system, designed to enhance collaboration between dental practices and laboratories. It enables precise static and dynamic occlusion analysis, and integrates motion data into CAD software. The result? Highly functional dentures that minimize the need for occlusal corrections in the patient's mouth.
Our experts will show you how to utilize real patient movement data for perfect occlusal alignment, optimizing your lab’s workflow—whether you work with analog or digital processes.
Event Details:
- Date: Friday, December 6, 2024, 2:00 p.m. to Saturday, December 7, 2024, 2:00 p.m.
- Venue: Kurhaus Isny, Unterer Grabenweg 18, 88316 Isny im Allgäu
or attend online via Zoom
Participation Fees:
- On-site: €220 (includes meals)
- Online: €89
Why should you attend?
- Seamless Digital Integration: Learn how to seamlessly integrate the JMA-Optic system with exocad and other CAD systems.
- Precision and Efficiency: Use real motion data to minimize occlusal corrections in the patient's mouth.
- Versatile Applications: Discover how to apply the system to splint therapy, implant technology, and other dental fields.
Register now and be part of the future of dental technology!
More information about the event.
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The Digital Facebow – Your Advantages at a Glance
The JMA-Optic optoelectronic facebow from zebris Medical GmbH offers innovative, cost-effective solutions for modern dental laboratories. It records all essential functional and aesthetic parameters, minimizing the need for occlusal corrections in the patient's mouth.
Whether your lab uses CAD/CAM technology or traditional mechanical articulators, the JMA-Optic system provides precise data for optimized collaboration between labs and practices.
A key benefit: With CAD systems like exocad, measurement data can be transferred via the zebris dental project with a single click, speeding up workflow and improving accuracy. The zebris WINJAW+ software facilitates the design of 3D splints based on real jaw movements, with further applications in implant technology. The JMA-Optic system excels in fast data acquisition and seamless integration into both analog and digital processes.
