3D animation about medical equipment poster
3D animation about medical equipment

3D animation about the surgery

The 3D animation told us about basal implantation surgery. It was the second most complicated case when the patient needed to install a dental bridge for the whole bottom jaw. The content was typical for a niche where we only show implantation procedures fully. It was our first work for dental clinics.

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Specifications
  • Complexity:
    55 WH/SEC
  • Duration:
    70 SEC /
  • Work hours:
    65 WH
  • Work days:
    WD
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Breakdown of
the 3D animation about the surgery

Research

The working time of the project was limited to 65 h, where we had to show the main stages of implantation. So the video showed the removal of the old dental crowns together with the rest of the teeth, then the installation of an implant, and a possibility of going aside from the bottom jaw's nerve without extra surgeries. The 3D animation message was a "Use a quick and painless implantation. Just 3 procedural days."

making a text for a voiceover

We divided the text into the 3 key days bonded to the implantation procedures and contrasted them to the endosteal implants. There were five essential points that we had to use in the text:

  • The duration of the entire process, from the first appointment to the installation of a permanent dental bridge.
  • The solution to the jaw's bone lack.
  • Fewer surgeon actions and painless surgery.
  • How do the implants go aside from the bottom jaw's nerve?
  • The temporary bridge has a pleasant appearance and the ability to chew.

We partially edited the text, which was based on the client's version.

The voiceover text

Design & optimization

Idea

At the beginning of the animation, the metal crowns were installed on four teeth. They had to look old and partially covered.

To remove the old crowns, we used a special tool based on microimpacts. The teeth removal showed a cutter with an extractor of the mandibular molars. The drill was typical, metallic without any difference from the real one. We drilled in two ways: at the right angle and at an angle of 45 degrees. The implants were installed onto the entire jaw, skipping every next socket.

Materials

  • Gum.
  • Polished steel.
  • Matte bone surface.
  • Ceramic.
  • The internal structure of the bone.
  • Nickel.
  • Matt ceramic.
  • The tooth surface.
The materials palette for 3D animation about the surgery.

Script

Modeling and texturing

  • The bottom jaw's model with old crowns.
  • The old teeth's model.
  • The longitudal slice of the bottom jaw.
  • The temporary dental bridge's model.
  • The dental bridge's frame model.
  • The permanent dental bridge's model.
  • The bottom jaw's slice model.
  • The tools' models.
  • The bottom jaw's model with old crowns.
  • The old teeth's model.
  • The longitudal slice of the bottom jaw.
  • The temporary dental bridge's model.
  • The dental bridge's frame model.
  • The permanent dental bridge's model.
  • The bottom jaw's slice model.
  • The tools' models.

3D animation

The animation draft

We made the animation draft to test the main idea and sent it to the client. Detailing layer by layer saves a lot of the project time and helps avoid unnecessary edits.

THE FINAL ANIMATION

The second animation stage was to test the entire scene before rendering. We added the camera's movements and hid the tool's edges out of the frame. There is no reason to waste the project time on making wires and other unnecessary elements.

Succesfully Finished

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