Description
The Mask Fitter holds the surgical or procedural mask snugly to the user’s face. This is accomplished by scanning the face with Bellus3D’s Face Scanner App, allowing the app to automatically design a custom Fitter .stl file to allow the user to send file to Master Labs. The Fitter is placed over the existing user’s mask, held fast with rubber bands or similar, and helps prevent any gaps around the edges of the mask.
How to Order
- Order Bellus3D Mask Fitter through MASTER laboratories website and receive a confirmation code.
- Open Bellus3D App on your phone.
- Select the mask fitter icon from the bottom right corner of your screen.
- You will then select Next
- Select the type of mask you would like printed. You can choose from Standard, Tall or Premium (please note you will see a fee listed, this fee does not apply to your order when you purchase through MASTER Laboratories).
- Once you have made your selection you can select the 3D Print icon located at the bottom of your screen. You will be prompted to entry your order confirmation code that you received when you placed your order.
- The code will begin with ‘mas’ followed by a string of numbers. For example order ‘#mas111’, must be entered in the Bellus3D App as ‘mas111’ Entering this information and clicking on the submit button will complete the order process.
Loma Linda Press Release
LLU SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY AND BELLUS3D COLLABORATE ON MASK SOLUTIONS DURING COVID-19
Toward the end of March, 2020, Loma Linda University School of Dentistry (LLUSD) personnel sought solutions to the Covid-19-induced medical mask shortage. This included experimenting with more readily available Level 1, 2, 3, (and surgical) masks augmented for improved seal by the overfitting of custom facial frames 3D printed from 3D facial scans acquired with the Bellus3D Dental Pro app for Apple iPad Pro.
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Loma Linda Statement
Statement from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry regarding Mask Fitter
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE), especially N95 masks, has placed healthcare personnel at particular risk and in urgent need of viable alternatives. Compared with N95 masks, a major weakness of levels 1 to 3 surgical masks is their inability to provide a proper peripheral seal. The Bellus3D team has been collaborating with researchers at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry to improve such seal. A 3D facial scan is obtained using an application such as Bellus3DTM Face App and Bellus3DTM Dental Pro. From the facial scan an individualized or custom-made medical mask frame is printed and placed over the existing mask as an overlay to augment the seal potential of any Level 1-3 mask…
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NIH Authorization
Bellus3D’s Face Mask Fitter is a plastic frame that helps to improve the seal with surgical masks or similar face masks. It is made using a Bellus3D face scan (created with the Bellus3D FaceApp) and a 3D printer to precisely fit a person’s facial geometry… Read More
