Tx Studio Review

The ease of use for both patient treatment planning and surgical execution once it comes time to perform surgery. It has not been easy finding any fault in their product. I would suggest trying out Tx Studio first because if your experience with Orthognathic Surgery is similar to mine (simple, short procedures), then there will be no reason why you should find anything wrong with them. My only suggestion is to make sure you have enough patients who are suitable candidates for such complicated…

It's easy! You can easily do all your treatment planning in just 1 program using patient records from other programs such as eclipse which makes it super convenient when doing CEREC crowns for example where there are limited clinical visits available due to COVID restrictions. They should add more features like full mouth 3D waxups etc I know they're busy with their new system but sometimes some things need tweaking especially if someone else has already done them previously (eclipsed) so don't

I like that the software was customizable to my needs. We had some patients with a lot of different needs, so it was great to have options. Also, the software was easy to use and intuitive. I was able to do most things I needed to do with the software without any training. The software is a bit outdated now, but I'm hoping it is updated soon. I think the software is a great tool for the busy practice, especially if you have a lot of different patient needs. We have been able to use the…

I like how easy it was for me as a dental student who has never used any type of CEREC CAD/ CAM system before. The ease in which your drawings are transferred from DICOM images makes setup very quick! Not much but sometimes when selecting points for measurements there can be some slowness with moving around on screen so just make sure its not too slow if using on someone else's computer. It does what we need it to do well enough and doesn't always have all features available at once (although