Abstract: A method and system for acquiring data from an individual for preparing a 3D model. The method includes acquiring first, second, and third data sets. The first data set facilitates structural modeling of maxillary and mandibular arches of the individual. The second data set facilitates relating a maxilla of the individual to the maxillary arch, and a mandible of the individual to the mandibular arch. The individual is confirmed to be at the physiological rest position when the third data set is acquired. The third data set facilitates structural modeling of at the maxilla and the mandible, wherein a maxillo-mandibular relationship is at the physiological rest position. The system includes a first data acquisition module for acquiring the first data set, a second data acquisition module for acquiring the second and third data sets, and a processor in operative communication with the first and second data acquisition modules.

Abstract: A method and system for designing a dental appliance for an individual. A 3D model of the individual's features including a portion of their face and arches is displayed on a 3D display. The 3D model includes an augmented reality dental appliance. The 3D model can be manipulated by inputs detected by a motion sensor, a brain-computer interface, both, or other sensors. In response to gestures neural activity, or other inputs, the augmented reality dental appliance or other aspects of the 3D model are modified. The 3D model is updated in response to the modified dental appliance or other changes, and repositioned to provide an updated 3D model. The updated 3D model is displayed on the 3D display. This system and method facilitates modification of the augmented reality dental appliance and observation of the resulting aesthetic effects.

Abstract: A method and system for designing a dental appliance for an individual. A 3D model of the individual's features including a portion of their face and arches is displayed on a 3D display. The 3D model includes an augmented reality dental appliance. The 3D model can be manipulated by inputs detected by a motion sensor, a brain-computer interface, both, or other sensors. In response to gestures neural activity, or other inputs, the augmented reality dental appliance or other aspects of the 3D model are modified. The 3D model is updated in response to the modified dental appliance or other changes, and repositioned to provide an updated 3D model. The updated 3D model is displayed on the 3D display. This system and method facilitates modification of the augmented reality dental appliance and observation of the resulting aesthetic effects.

Abstract: A method and system for acquiring data from an individual for preparing a 3D model. The method includes acquiring first, second, and third data sets. The first data set facilitates structural modeling of maxillary and mandibular arches of the individual. The second data set facilitates relating a maxilla of the individual to the maxillary arch, and a mandible of the individual to the mandibular arch. The individual is confirmed to be at the physiological rest position when the third data set is acquired. The third data set facilitates structural modeling of at the maxilla and the mandible, wherein a maxillo-mandibular relationship is at the physiological rest position. The system includes a first data acquisition module for acquiring the first data set, a second data acquisition module for acquiring the second and third data sets, and a processor in operative communication with the first and second data acquisition modules.