RS Removable Studio Flex partial alpha Open Studio

Private flex partial alpha

Flex Partial Designs From Patient Scans.

Upload maxillary and mandibular edentulous scans, infer the target arch, confirm missing teeth with 1-32 numbering, and generate a first-pass flex partial design with separate base, teeth-only, and optional monoblock outputs for clinician review.

  • Built to design flex partials from patient edentulous scan data
  • C-clasp dominant workflow with clinician review always required
  • Standardized STL package: base, teeth, all-teeth, monoblock, manifest

Operating model

One patient scan intake, one first-pass design, one STL package.

01

Scan Intake

Require maxillary and mandibular STLs. Accept occlusion when available, but keep the alpha centered on flex partials.

02

Draft Logic

Suggest target arch, stage missing-tooth confirmation, draft a flex partial design, bias toward gingival C clasps, and flag low-confidence gaps.

03

Editable Review

Keep v1 focused on high-level controls: tooth position, size, coverage, clasp location, retention strength, regenerate.

04

Package Export

Return standardized files for separate teeth/base printing, plus optional monoblock reference geometry and a manifest.

Case studio

Generate and review a flex partial design from patient scans.

Case identity

Set the design posture

This alpha is focused on designing flex partials from patient scans for single-clinician review.

Input geometry

Require both arches, enrich with occlusion

Raw meshes are accepted, but the review engine should assume cleaner inputs produce better drafts.

Uploads start automatically after you choose the STL files. You can queue the design while the required arches finish secure upload, and optional occlusion should not hold up the first-pass draft.

3D scan preview Review orientation and scan spread before generating.

Load patient STLs to inspect arch orientation, cleanup needs, and scan spread in 3D.

Missing teeth

Confirm with 1-32 numbering

The alpha stays focused on flex partial spans, so clinician confirmation still drives the final missing-tooth map.

Design posture

Stay parameter-based in v1

Keep the first editor fast and clinically practical rather than freeform.

Review capture

Record what the clinician changed

Capture first-pass outcome and edit areas now so every reviewed case becomes future training and benchmark signal.

V1 blueprint

What ships now, and what the true dental CAD engine needs next.

Now

Clinical case intake

Upload the patient scans, require the opposing arch, confirm the missing teeth, and move the case into review.

Now

Design output contract

Every case returns the same export structure so review, printing, and assembly stay consistent from case to case.

Next

Mesh intelligence service

The production engine should handle scan cleanup, tooth segmentation, missing-tooth detection, arch alignment, and actual geometry generation.

Next

Reviewer tools

Parameter edits should eventually be paired with visual overlays, low-confidence hotspots, and downloadable revision histories.