Currently working on my PhD at Manchester University on how topography can effect the accuracy of 3D scanners, in particular with relation to implants.Over 25 years of 3D modelling experience, in the early years with Form Z, then Cinema 4D now mainly Blender for visualisation and Autodesk Inventor/Fusion 360 for CAD. You may ask why I switched from Cinema 4D to Blender? The renders in Blender using cycles and subsurface scattering produces much more organic results ideal for dentistry, also the boolean operators in Cinema 4D are a bit buggy producing tears in the mesh, especially with complex objects like intraoral scans.Scanning with Trios, iTero and inEOS X5. 3D model prep with Blenderfordental, Inlab, Cura, LycheeSlicer and BambuStudio.Completed research involving human tissue that required full ethical approval via IRAS/PHE included cross examination by the ethics commitee..Portfolio Site http://www.dentalwisdom.comClinical practice at Denpoint Dental and Implant Clinic, Rawtenstall, BB4 7NG.