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ASTHECA · PRACTICAL GUIDE

Tooth groups and individual teeth: different deliverables

What separating structures means and why the scope belongs in the quote.

One structure may contain several teeth

A grouped output may combine upper teeth in one mesh and lower teeth in another. This shows both arches but does not provide a separately identified file for every tooth.

The five-group example

DentalSegmentator lists five classes: maxilla and upper skull, mandible, upper teeth, lower teeth and mandibular canal. This is a software output taxonomy, not a guarantee that every structure will be complete in every volume or evidence of clinical performance.

What to specify in your quote

Explain whether you need groups, separate teeth or a demonstration scene. Separating teeth, correcting areas or identifying additional structures may require another workflow and quote. Confirm how an incomplete field of view affects the requested scope.

What the demo shows

Astheca’s visual example displays tooth groups, bones and canals. It does not promise individual teeth or universal structure coverage. Scope is confirmed before payment. The intended use remains demonstration only, not diagnosis or guidance of procedures.

Astheca editorial team · Updated September 6, 2026. Demonstration-only content; not diagnostic guidance.

DentalSegmentator: clases de salida / output classes

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