Dental & Medical Animation
3D renderings and animation for dentistry and medicine — anatomically correct, with clean cutaway views and a consistent look across entire series. Cinema 4D & Redshift.
01 — Dental
For years I've been producing dental 3D renderings — implants, bridges, aligners and anatomical cutaways. Many are now in use on the websites of dental practices, oral surgeons and in research.
02 — In use
My dental visualisations are used by dental practices, oral surgeons and orthodontists — and have even appeared in a research article by the Australian National University.
03 — Background & skills
Before moving into 3D, I worked for around 17 years as a registered nurse — across internal medicine, neurology, geriatrics and psychiatry. That medical background is still my foundation today: I know anatomy, conditions and clinical workflows from first-hand experience, not just from textbooks.
What a dental series needs
01
Teeth, bone, soft tissue and implants — anatomically sound, from root canal and pulp to bone structure. The precision that matters in a medical context.
02
Complex interiors made legible — cross-sections, transparent structures and exposed anatomy that reveal what's normally hidden.
03
A unified look, lighting and materials across many shots and episodes — enabled by modular scenes and reusable setups.
04
Photorealistic renders in a clean, reusable pipeline — built on 20+ years of experience in 3D, modeling, lighting and animation.
04 — Animation
Motion is at the core of what I do — here is dental implantation in two deliberately different looks: one naturalistic, with textured tissue, gum and bone; one reduced, with clean, glossy studio shaders. Both rendered photorealistically in Cinema 4D. I've also created medical animation for NDR's science series “W wie Wissen”.
Beyond dentistry
05 — Workflow
Contact
Tell me briefly about the topic, scope and timeline — I'll get back within 24 hours on workdays.
info@create-visions.de
Hamburg
