Boolean cuts and remeshing are powerful, but they depend on the geometry you give them. A short inspection routine can make failures easier to diagnose—and easier to learn from. A Boolean is not a substitute for understanding the mesh When a Boolean does not behave as expected, it is tempting to change the solver and try again. Sometimes that is the right move. But before cycling through settings, it helps to ask a more basic question: what is the model telling BlenderforDen

A beginner-friendly story about the latest B4D Guide Module update By Dr. Samira Alrefaey , Blog Editor & Marketing Specialist at BlenderforDental When you are new to digital dentistry, it is easy to feel that every software update brings another list of things to learn. This update is different. It is not about adding more complexity. It is about making the work in front of you easier to understand. A number can appear on the part you designed. A planning case can become a s

How one internal wedge became a story about judgment, space, and keeping the human hand in digital dentistry. Some digital dentistry stories begin with a dramatic transformation. This one begins with something quieter: a hybrid restoration that appeared complete until someone looked more carefully at what was happening inside it. That is why we wanted to share it. The story is not about a spectacular shortcut or a piece of software making a decision on its own. It is about th

How Abdo Mahfouz moved from operating CAD software to building digital solutions of his own Some digital dentistry stories begin with a beginner opening software for the first time. Abdo Mahfouz’s story begins somewhere more demanding: after he already knew how to design. With 14 years of experience, Abdo had worked across dental CAD, restorations, surgical guides, and more advanced applications. He had worked in a large dental environment and later expanded his practice remo