Choose what to save and how to share it

When you accept a result, you decide what to save and where.

What to include:

• Scans — your original jaw scans, moved into the corrected bite.
• Models — the newly generated models for 3D printing.
• Bite Scan — upper and lower merged into a single mesh of the full bite.
• Report — the occlusion quality report as a PDF.
• Case Launcher / Case Preview Launcher — for sharing the case (see below).

Format & position: choose the mesh file type, and — if your workflow needs it — a coordinate system. Input keeps everything as it came in (the usual choice); Exocad places the case into the exocad virtual articulator.

Where: save straight back into the case folder, or pick a destination. On the desktop app files are saved individually; in the browser they come as a single ZIP.

Instead of saving locally, you can send the case to a connected lab such as SprintRay — see Sending to a lab.

Sharing a case:

• Case Launcher — opens the case from the cloud; the viewer signs in with an account in your organization.
• Case Preview Launcher — a self-contained file that opens the case for viewing with no login, but can’t change or export it.