Essential Tips for Precision in Dental Segmentation

In digital orthodontics, small errors create big problems. Misplaced mesial or distal points during segmentation can compromise spacing, movement, and aesthetics. This post shows how to avoid the pitfall, improve IPR, and achieve predictable, balanced results across OnyxCeph, Nemocast, or Arcad.

Essential Tips for Precision in Dental Segmentation
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