Scan in.
Crown seated.
Genesis is an AI model that designs crowns from intraoral scans alone. It keeps the anatomy of the library tooth and fits it to the prep, the neighbours and the antagonist.
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From scan files to a crown, in four steps
Read the scans
The prepared arch and the antagonist scan are all it needs. No CAD project file required.
Find the margin
It isolates the prep and traces the margin. The tooth number is estimated by the AI, and you can correct it before generation.
Reshape a library tooth
It picks the matching tooth and reshapes it to the neighbours and the space. Cusp and groove proportions stay true to the library.
Fit contacts and thickness
Proximal contacts, occlusion and minimum thickness are fitted in turn, then the crown is sealed to the margin. The result is an STL.
Anatomy
It starts from your library, and stays true to it
A crown that merely fills the gap is not a crown a technician would keep. Genesis begins with a real library tooth and deforms it gently, so cusps, ridges and grooves arrive in the proportions you chose them for.
Bring your own tooth library and the crowns it designs carry your anatomy.
Scope
What it does today, and what it doesn't yet
Today
- Posterior crowns designed from scans alone, with no CAD project file.
- Several crowns in one case, fitted to each other's space and contacts.
- A whole day's cases generated in one batch and laid out side by side for review.
- Tooth numbers estimated by the AI and confirmed by you before generation.
Still being refined
- Bridge connectors and pontics are not generated yet. Multiple units come out as separate crowns.
- Where occlusal space is very tight, thickness or occlusion has to give, so the result must be checked.
- Final inspection and adjustment stay with the technician. Genesis shortens the work before that.
Release
Not released yet
Genesis is not available for download yet. Release dates and early access are announced first on Instagram.
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