🔥 Exocad Contacts Done Right: Tight Contacts Without Interpenetration | Chroma Smile Studio

In this Exocad tutorial, I demonstrate my workflow for creating accurate proximal contacts while preventing tooth interpenetration during the design process. One of the most common challenges in crown and bridge design is achieving tight, clinically acceptable contacts without creating overlapping geometries that can lead to seating issues after milling and sintering. In this video, you'll learn how to properly manage margin lines, arrange teeth, evaluate contact areas, and use the Cut with Disk tool to create predictable restorations. Topics covered in this tutorial: ✔ Proximal margin line positioning ✔ Proper tooth arrangement techniques ✔ Closing interproximal spaces correctly ✔ Avoiding tooth interpenetration ✔ Using Cut with Disk for precise contact management ✔ Minimum Thickness evaluation ✔ IPS e.max framework considerations ✔ Zirconia framework optimization ✔ Improving restoration fit after sintering Whether you're a beginner or an experienced dental technician, these techniques can help you reduce adjustment time and improve the accuracy of your restorations. If you found this video helpful, please Like, Subscribe, and turn on Notifications to support the channel and stay updated with future Exocad tutorials. 📩 For collaborations, laboratory projects, or business inquiries: Email: chromasmilestudio@gmail.com Let us know in the comments what Exocad topic you'd like to learn next. #Exocad #DentalCAD #DentalTechnician #CADCAM #DentalLab #Zirconia #Emax #DentalDesign #CrownDesign #ExocadTutorial #ProximalContacts #DentalTechnology #ChromaSmileStudio