The Pablo Picasso tooth library was born from a very specific daily frustration: losing hours closing embrasures and correcting morphology in every job. It is one of the six anatomies of the Iconic Artist Collection and gathers the changes we repeated daily over years of design.
For which cases it fits best
Its strong point is the posterior sector. The aesthetic is natural and discreet, so it integrates into most cases without asking for a retouching session: the occlusal surfaces come with the anatomy resolved and the embrasures closed, and the design progresses without the usual corrections.
If you're into complete rehabilitations and hybrid bridges, take a look at Leonardo Da Vinci and to Van Gogh, designed for that. And if the case requires wear because the patient is older, the aged version is Old Pablo Picasso.
What's included in the Pablo Picasso tooth library
The Pablo Picasso teeth library is delivered in format .eoff with the folders metadata, teeth y pontics ready to copy inside the folder library of your Exocad software. The .eoff works like an .obj or an .stl, but it also saves the parametric position of each tooth, which is what allows the anatomy to drop into place and you don't have to reorient it.
Installation is included with the purchase: if you prefer to do it yourself, it's copying three folders and it's explained step-by-step in our installation guide. The download is available as soon as payment is confirmed.
It is 100% compatible with Exocad. It can also be installed in closed software like Zirkonzahn, provided your supplier has unlocked the import of custom libraries: by default it is restricted.
Why this library and not a generic one
The free libraries that come by default are flat and designed for standard work. This one came from over 30,000 real digital cases, and that's the whole argument: every change it incorporates is one we used to do by hand in each case. You can see the rest of the collection on the page of 3D dental anatomy or take the six shapes in the complete pack.