Abstract
A technique for making a computer-aided design (CAD) of a complete arch restoration
with a fully digital workflow is described. The virtual definitive cast was mounted
on a virtual articulator, and the CAD was made in 2 stages: the anterior teeth followed
by the posterior teeth. The settings of the virtual articulator were adjusted to make
the CAD of anterior teeth by following Hobo and Takayama’s twin-stage philosophy to
ensure disclusion of the posterior teeth during eccentric movements. Posterior teeth
were designed in a second stage guided by the definitive CAD of the anterior teeth,
determined by the mandibular movements of the virtual articulator.
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Published online: October 29, 2022
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