GC Initial - Digital Build-Up Simulator

App Name

GC Initial - Digital Build-Up Simulator

Description

_/_/ GC Initial D.B.S (Digital Build-Up Simulator) _/_/

Matching single central tooth shade is one of the hardest challenge in dental practice. This app is designed to see how each effect powders characterize a crown.

Do you find yourself using same sort of effect powder everytime, and hesitate to try others?
We understand various shades of porcelain powders are used to accomplish natural looking porcelain crown. However, it is hard to find time to fire and see how each color effect powders work one by one in daily work time.
The “Initial Digital Build-Up Simulator” lets you quickly check a shade with each color effect powder on base shades. You might discover a unique combination that you never knew existed!
You can compare the shades with a case photo to the simulator.

[Main features]
* Initial intro movie designed specifically for the app “About Initial” presentation on the Initial system (with pause function)
* List of “Initial D.B.S” features
- Photo display functions to help compare against base shades (magnification, reduction, locking)
- 16 base shades (VITA Classical A1 to D3)
- Simulation available ceramic powders
11 INside shades (IN41 to IN50)
4 Basic Enamel shades (E57 to E60)
5 Cervical Translucent shades (CT21 to CT25)
These allow more than 3,520 combinations of shades that can be checked with the app.
* “VITA 3D-Master® Conversion Guide”
Recipe collection that can reproduce 26 VITA 3D-Master® shades (1M1 to 5M3) based on GC Initial
* “Shade Guide”
Ceramic powder shade chart used with Initial
List of stored color sample photos
_/_/ DENTIN shades: Opaqus Dentin Modifier/ Fluo Dentin/INside
_/_/ ENAMEL shades: Enamel Intensive/Enamel Occlusal/Enamel Opal
_/_/ TRANCELUCENT shades: Translucent/Translucent Modifier/Cervical Translucent
_/_/ SHOULDER shades: Shoulder Transpa/Shoulder Opaque
_/_/ GUM shades: Gum Shade
_/_/ STAIN & EFFECT shades: INvivo/INsitu/INover/INcisio

[Disclaimers]
Note that the shading may vary slightly between the computer simulation tool and the actual ceramic crown depending on the type of display used.