Creating a Monoblock model CAM output for Full denture

In order to to design and generate Monoblock CAM output with Full denture (see screenshot above), please follow this workflow: 

Step 1: Create the order form by selecting the teeth and configuring the order as follows.

Step 1: Select Artificial tooth type.

Step 2: Hover over the “+” icon and specify the material, shade, manufacturing process, and any other required settings. 

Step 3: Without deselecting the teeth, select “Gingiva”.

Step 4: Choose Dentures gingiva and ensure that the design is set to “Monoblock”.

The order form should look similar to what is visible in the picture:

Monoblock will generate a single STL output file containing both gingiva and teeth (one file for each jaw).

Base with artificial teeth (milled reduction) will generate separate STL output files for each jaw (gingiva and teeth) which can then be exported to a milling machine for reduction.

Base with artificial teeth (manual reduction) will generate separate STL output files that can be 3D printed then reduced manually.

The base with designed teeth generates separate STL output files for the teeth and gingiva, ready for manufacturing without reduction. This provides maximum flexibility throughout the design workflow.
 

Step 5: Proceed with the design in Dental Designer. You can check the video tutorial from this link for reference. 

Step 6: When you reach the end of the workflow, the design will be saved.

Step 7: CAM output will be generated automatically and should consist of 2 STL files (a monoblock containing both gingiva and teeth for each jaw).

Contact 3Shape Support if you have any further questions.
 
For full information on correct usage consult the official Safety and Setup Guide and the most current Manual.