Paulo
Paulo Giovanny 1
Tooth morphology library for crowns, bridges, restorations in exocad; natural surface.
Paulo — exocad DentalCAD — Tooth Anatomy
3 libraries
Paulo — 3 libraries for exocad DentalCAD — Tooth Anatomy in the catalog.
The Paulo collection brings designer Paulo Giovanny's tooth morphology libraries to exocad DentalCAD, offering three reference anatomy sets — Paulo Giovanny 1, Paulo Giovanny 2 and Paulo Giovanny 3 — for crafting full-anatomy crowns and bridges with a natural, expressive character. Each set works as a reference shape inside DentalCAD, helping technicians reproduce consistent morphology across cases. The catalog currently lists three Paulo libraries available for download.
Paulo
Paulo Giovanny 3
Tooth anatomy library for exocad: reference morphologies for crowns, bridges, restorations
Paulo
Paulo Giovanny 2
Tooth anatomy library for exocad, reference morphologies as starting shapes for crowns
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FAQ — Paulo
How do I install a Paulo library in exocad DentalCAD?
After signing in, click Download to receive 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 new Paulo Giovanny set appears in the tooth library list.
How many Paulo libraries are in the catalog?
The catalog contains three Paulo libraries: Paulo Giovanny 1, Paulo Giovanny 2 and Paulo Giovanny 3, each offering a distinct reference morphology set for DentalCAD.
What are Paulo libraries used for in the DentalCAD workflow?
They serve as reference tooth anatomy inside DentalCAD: when designing crowns, bridges or full-anatomy restorations, the technician loads a Paulo Giovanny set to inherit its contours and surface character, then adapts the design to the case instead of sculpting every tooth from scratch.
What format do Paulo libraries come in and are they compatible with exocad?
Each Paulo library is delivered as a ZIP archive containing the tooth morphology files for exocad DentalCAD. After extraction the folder is placed in the DentalCAD tooth library directory or imported via exocad Library Manager, with no additional conversion required.