Today, Exocad, an Align Technology company, announced the availability of Exoplan 3.0 Galway – the latest version of its implant planning software.
The new release supports planning of edentulous cases, including design of surgical guides.
‘We are excited to announce the release of Exoplan 3.0 Galway and also enthused about the new possibilities it presents for guided surgery,’ said Tillmann Steinbrecher, Exocad CEO. ‘Exoplan 3.0 Galway will provide dental practices and laboratories with a digital workflow that offers maximum flexibility and builds on Exocad’s mission to make CAD design as easy as using an app on a cell phone.’
Exoplan 3.0 Galway is a powerful, open, and efficient software package for virtual implant planning. The Guide Creator software module designs customised surgical guides. It then produces these on site. Whether in a laboratory, dental practice, or an external production centre.
The software comes in a new, modern user interface, inspired by the Google Material Design system.
With more than 40 new features, as well as enhancements to over 60 existing functionalities, the Galway release represents a major expansion of capabilities in guided surgery and improved integration with Dentalcad, Exocad’s dental CAD software.
Key highlights of Exoplan 3.0 Galway
- Planning of edentulous cases and design of the respective surgical guides. Including necessary tools, such as dual scan protocol, anchor pin placement, and fixation guide
- Freely design surgical and fixation guides or base them on a prosthesis scan
- New tools to speed up the entire planning process
- Improve implant selection dialogue
- Automatic panoramic curve detection
- More implant libraries, now with over 500 implant systems and over 8,500 implants from more than 80 manufacturers
- Virtual tooth extraction on optical scans
- Possibility to easily mark sinus cavity and check if implants are intruding.
All Exocad solutions are based on the same technical platform with an open architecture, therefore ensuring the seamless functionality of the digital workflow: from virtual prosthesis-oriented implant planning with Exoplan and designing surgical guides with Guide Creator, to planning and producing the implant-supported, temporary, and final restorations with Dentalcad, Exocad’s dental CAD software.
‘As one of the world’s premier OEM suppliers of dental CAD software, we provide the symbiosis of prosthetic and implant planning,’ said Steinbrecher. ‘Users can consequently achieve predictable results in a cost and time-efficient manner, which can ultimately result in increased customer satisfaction.’
Exoplan 3.0 Galway is now available in the EU and other select markets.
Additional information is available at exocad.com/exoplan.
