Ivoclar Digital Dentures System: Providing A Digital Denture Workflow

• Place a dot on the patient’s nose and chin and measure the distance between them.
• Using the centric tray from Ivoclar, you can take a record of the jaw.
• The centric tray should be placed in the patient’s mouth near the previously marked VDO.

Be sure the UTS face-bow is attached to the centric tray, and record the measurements. For the production of 3-D bite plates, it is crucial to use this measurement to orient the digital models.

3D bite plates are fabricated using digitally scanned information.

To create 3-D bite plates, UTS CAD translates measurements into Ivoclar Design System, which is used to orient the digital models.

• You should make sure that your bite is level.
• Ensure that the fit is correct.
• It is important to determine the final occlusal plane.

You will want to finalize impressions.

Scans are imported into Ivoclar’s digital denture software.

When milling a monolithic denture for try-in purposes, the following accuracy is ensured:

• The smile line
• The midline
• Lip support should be checked
• The buccal corridor
• Position of the incisal edge
• It is important to check and equilibrate the occlusion
• Make sure that there are no problems with speech

For the final denture, a tissue-colored denture base or vestibular is milled.

Next, the dental arch will be milled in the shade of the chosen teeth. The teeth are then cured into the tissue material. It is essential to fine-mill the pink and white materials together in order to create a close fit.

Afterward, the denture is polished and finished.

Since the material used to mill the denture is already cured, the denture will not disfigure or warp over time, which allows it to fit perfectly and adapt to your patient’s palate. As a result of the excellent fit of the dentures, we have been able to create cases without the post-palatal seal.