SICAT Endo – Diagnosis and Planning of Endodontic Treatment

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SICAT Endo in a nutshell
Getting a quick overview of the complete SICAT Endo workflow.
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Getting started with SICAT Endo
How to import data and navigate through 2D/3D image.
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Mapping and analyzing the root canals
How to use the EndoLine Wizard and define working length.
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Creating a report
How to take screenshots, highlight areas of interest or print/export a handout.
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Planning & ordering a SICAT ACCESSGUIDE
How to proceed to place an ACCESSGUIDE order.
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Additional Information: Optimizing visualization
How to adjust patient orientation and panoramic curve.
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Additional Information: Importing CAD-CAM data
How to import optical impressions in different data formats.
No, only a 3D dataset is mandatory for the planning of guided root canal access. The integration of 2D images is a valuable option which simplifies diagnostics. For all those who are used to work in 2D, it is an easy tool to quickly learn how to use 3D as well.
No, the matching algorithm of SICAT Endo needs orthogonal images to ensure the best matching results.
Yes, within the SICAT SUITE 1.4 STL, SSI and SIXD files can be matched.
Alternatively, you can send stone models to SICAT. This option can be chosen in the order wizard.
No, files are not shown, but the curvature and length of the root canals is clearly displayed and visualized.
Yes, screenshots and annotations can be summarized and exported as PDF.
SICAT works with drills from Meisinger. The Meisinger drills have a diameter of 1.2mm and are available with a length of 16mm and 24mm.
Yes. When ordering the SICAT ACCESSGUIDE, you can directly select drills and add them to your order. A larger quantity of drills can be ordered separately in the SICAT Store.
No, SICAT will send you multiple guides and will only charge $30 for each additional guide for the same tooth.
One guide is $175 including one sleeve. For each additional guide for the same tooth SICAT will charge $30.
Yes, this is possible. Please check the Instructions for use of SICAT ACCESSGUIDE for further details which you can download in the download area.
No, the SICAT ACCESSGUIDE is used for the minimal-invasive preparation of the root canal access.
No, it is not possible to mill or print the guide in your office.
This depends on the mouth opening of the patient and should be checked individually for each patient before ordering a SICAT ACCESSGUIDE.
SICAT guarantees and documents production accuracy of less than 500 µm at the end of your planned drill path, for every fabricated SICAT ACCESSGUIDE.
A steam sterilization (autoclave) of the SICAT ACCESSGUIDE is not possible. Please check the Instructions for use of SICAT ACCESSGUIDE on how to handle the guide. You can download the instructions in the download area.
No, the only software to plan and order a SICAT ACCESSGUIDE is SICAT Endo.
The maximum production time for a SICAT ACCESSGUIDE is 6 working days, starting from the date SICAT receives all information and materials required.