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Dental CAD/CAM SpecialistBench-trained technician · 15 years in digital dentistryJupiter, Florida

David Kamarauli

You send the case. I design it, you approve the preview, and the native project file is yours.

Full-arch and All-on-X, photogrammetry, full-mouth wax-ups and complex multi-unit work, in exocad and 3Shape. One technician on every case, from the first record to the final file. Price and turnaround are quoted per case, in writing, when you confirm it.

  • The native exocad or 3Shape project file, as well as the STL
  • A BAA signed with your lab, and nothing routed offshore
  • Your markups come back inside the design, not as a list
David Kamarauli
01 / What I design

By case type.

I send every case back for your approval before I finalise it. If what you need is not listed, ask.

01

Full-arch & All-on-X

Implant-supported full-arch design, planned from the records supplied and built around the implant positions.

  • Provisional full-arch design
  • Final full-arch design
  • Conversion / day-of-surgery
  • Bar and framework design
02

Crown & bridge

Single units and multi-unit restorations, designed to the material and the manufacturing method chosen for the case.

  • Full anatomy crowns
  • Coping and framework
  • Bridges
  • Inlays, onlays and veneers
03

Implant restorations

Implant-supported work where the emergence profile and the screw access decide whether the result fits.

  • Screw-retained crowns
  • Cement-retained crowns
  • Custom abutments
  • Scan-body and library alignment
04

Models, guides & removables

The rest of the digital work that a lab needs alongside the restorations.

  • Digital models and dies
  • Diagnostic wax-ups
  • Surgical guides
  • Partial and denture design
02 / The setup

In plain terms.

Design software
exocadDentalCAD, full module set
Design software
3ShapeDental System
Accepts
Any scannerSTL, PLY, OBJ from intraoral and desktop scanners
Implant position data
PIC · iCam4D · MicronMapperAligned to the intraoral scan before design
03 / Process

How a case moves through.

01

Send the records

Scan plus whatever else the case depends on: antagonist, bite, photographs, implant positions. Send records as you have them; identifiers stay in the HIPAA-covered case channel.

02

I design and send a preview

You get preview renders before I finalise anything. Mark up the occlusion, contacts, contour and screw access, and I adjust the design until you are happy with it.

03

You get the files

A production-ready STL and the native project file, so your own mill or printer takes it from there. Nothing is routed anywhere you have not sent it.

04 / Work

CAD, in detail.

Three views from recent design work. Every image published here is de-identified and rendered straight from the design files.

CAD design of an upper and lower arch shown together, frontal view.Occlusal view of a full-arch design sitting over a textured intraoral scan.Tooth and gingival design shown against the opposing scan, frontal view.

Who you are dealing with.

I'm David Kamarauli. I worked at the bench as a dental technician before I moved to CAD/CAM, so I learned the tooth first and the software on top of it. Fifteen years in digital dentistry since, including teaching Millbox, SUM3D and exocad to technicians and doctors. The last five years have been almost entirely All-on-X, photogrammetry, full-mouth wax-ups and complex cases.

In practice that means fewer round trips. Because I know how the case will be machined, I flag a doubtful bite or an implant position that will not carry the design before I finalise it, rather than after it has been cut.

If you want the longer version, or need your team trained on Millbox, SUM3D or exocad alongside the design work, it is on the about page.

Send the first case.

Send the records and I'll take it from there. If you would rather talk a case through before sending anything, message me first; that is usually the faster route on a difficult one.