Matt Roberts
matt roberts
Tooth anatomy library for exocad: reference morphologies for crowns, bridges, restorations.
Matt Roberts — exocad DentalCAD — Tooth Anatomy
3 libraries
Matt Roberts — 3 libraries for exocad DentalCAD — Tooth Anatomy in the catalog.
The Matt Roberts hub presents tooth-anatomy libraries for exocad DentalCAD developed with master dental technician Matt Roberts, a recognized educator in restorative and aesthetic design. Three lines are available — el_MatRoberts, elmat and matt roberts — each capturing his characteristic morphology with refined anterior anatomy and natural surface detail.
In DentalCAD these sets are used as reference shapes when designing crowns, bridges and full-anatomy restorations, supporting a predictable aesthetic outcome.
Matt Roberts
el_MatRoberts
Reference tooth anatomy library for modeling crowns and bridges in exocad.
Matt Roberts
elmat
Tooth anatomy library for exocad: reference shapes for crowns, bridges, monolithic restorations.
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FAQ — Matt Roberts
How do I install a Matt Roberts library in exocad DentalCAD?
After signing in, the Download button delivers the file directly. Unzip the archive and place the library folder into the exocad DentalCAD tooth library directory, or add it through exocad Library Manager, then restart DentalCAD so the morphology set is recognised.
How many Matt Roberts libraries are in the catalog?
The catalog includes three Matt Roberts lines — el_MatRoberts, elmat and matt roberts — each offering a distinct reference morphology set for DentalCAD.
How are Matt Roberts libraries used in the DentalCAD workflow?
They act as reference tooth anatomy that DentalCAD loads when designing crowns, bridges and full-anatomy restorations. The technician picks a Matt Roberts set as the morphology reference and refines margins, emergence profile and occlusion to suit the patient.
What format are Matt Roberts libraries delivered in?
Each Matt Roberts library is supplied as a ZIP archive with tooth morphology files compatible with exocad DentalCAD. Extract the archive and place the folder in the DentalCAD tooth library directory or import it via exocad Library Manager.