Occlusal splint design for dental labs

In our internal tests, on our founder's own cases: 5 to 10 minutes per splint in NexorCAD, against 20 minutes to 1 h 30 in installed desktop CAD software. For ten splints a week, at the middle of each range, that is about 1 h 15 instead of about 9 hours.

Nine steps in a fixed order, each unlocking the next. A new technician learns the route in about an afternoon. Each module's default settings are set once for the whole workspace.

The software runs in a recent browser, on the lab's own computers. Nothing to install or update, and technicians can work from any computer they sign in on.

Outsourcing splint design adds a turnaround and a fee to every case, and the result comes back the way someone else designed it. With NexorCAD the design stays in the lab. An export is counted only when you export the final STL; redesigning uses nothing.

Through the integration API, your software can create cases, send the scans and take the finished files back. One link opens any case in the designer, already signed in.

Nine dots a row show the step each case reached. Owners, admins and members each have their own sign-in, people join by invitation, and each person works in English or in French.