Tooth anatomy
Shmatkov (class 2)
Shmatkov Shmatkov (class 2)
Shmatkov class 2 tooth anatomy library for exocad DentalCAD, offering class 2 reference morphologies for crowns, bridges and full-anatomy restorations.
Shmatkov — exocad DentalCAD — Tooth Anatomy
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Shmatkov — 2 libraries for exocad DentalCAD — Tooth Anatomy in the catalog.
Shmatkov is a tooth anatomy library series for exocad DentalCAD, created by a dental author whose morphology sets serve as reference shapes when designing crowns, bridges and full-anatomy restorations. The catalog includes 2 Shmatkov libraries — Shmatkov (class 1) and Shmatkov (class 2) — each defining a distinct morphological class. Loaded into DentalCAD, they give technicians a repeatable reference tooth for building digital restorations.
Tooth anatomy
Shmatkov (class 1)
Shmatkov Shmatkov (class 1)
Shmatkov class 1 tooth anatomy library for exocad DentalCAD, providing class 1 reference morphologies for crowns, bridges and full-anatomy restorations.
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FAQ — Shmatkov
How do I install a Shmatkov library in exocad DentalCAD?
After signing in, click the Download button to receive the file. Unzip the archive and place the library folder into the exocad DentalCAD tooth library directory, or add it through exocad Library Manager. Restart DentalCAD so the Shmatkov morphology class appears among the available reference teeth.
How many Shmatkov libraries are in the catalog?
The catalog contains 2 Shmatkov libraries: Shmatkov (class 1) and Shmatkov (class 2), each defining a distinct morphological class.
How are Shmatkov libraries used in the DentalCAD workflow?
They serve as reference tooth anatomy sets inside DentalCAD. When designing a crown, bridge or full-anatomy restoration, the technician selects a Shmatkov class, and its morphology is applied as the anatomical reference for shaping the digital restoration.
What format are Shmatkov libraries delivered in?
Each Shmatkov library is delivered as a ZIP archive compatible with exocad DentalCAD. Extract the archive and place the resulting folder in the DentalCAD tooth library directory, or import it via exocad Library Manager.