Digital complete dentures

[Sunfish]

Hello everyone,
I've been practicing with digital complete dentures.
After printing and post curing, I noticed the teeth and the base has quite some space when i put it together for bonding.
I thought it's because of the 'glue space' that I set during the design but the space is much bigger than the set amount, and I also noticed some tilting of the printed teeth.
What are your thoughts? :/

 

[FASTFNGR]

Hello everyone,
I've been practicing with digital complete dentures.
After printing and post curing, I noticed the teeth and the base has quite some space when i put it together for bonding.
I thought it's because of the 'glue space' that I set during the design but the space is much bigger than the set amount, and I also noticed some tilting of the printed teeth.
What are your thoughts? :/

Well you said practicing, so keep doing it till you get right.

 

[Flipperlady]

Hello everyone,
I've been practicing with digital complete dentures.
After printing and post curing, I noticed the teeth and the base has quite some space when i put it together for bonding.
I thought it's because of the 'glue space' that I set during the design but the space is much bigger than the set amount, and I also noticed some tilting of the printed teeth.
What are your thoughts? :/

I would say be glad this isn't a real case, that sounds like a nightmare.

 

[Sunfish]

Well you said practicing, so keep doing it till you get right.

Very helpful

 

[Denture Dude]

Pics?

 

[erzdaemon]

You could scan your printed denture and teeth and roughly compare to to CAD files to see if problem is production (printer settings etc.) or construction.

Software?

 

[erzdaemon]

Or, if exocad, just load all files into meshmixer and see if it looks like what your are holding in your hands...