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titleOfInvention Modeling a patient-individualised denture part
abstract The invention relates to a method for modelling a patient-individualised denture part ( 140 ). The method comprises providing a digital three-dimensional patient situation model ( 118 ), a digital three-dimensional denture part model ( 114 ), and one or more geometric adaptation criteria defined using patient-specific delimiting surfaces. A denture part geometry of the denture part model is adapted in a patient-individualised manner to a patient situation geometry of the patient situation model. The patient-individualised adaptation process also comprises repeatedly interactively making user-defined changes to the denture part model, wherein the denture part model dynamically passes through a sequence of intermediate states during the course of each of the user-defined changes until a change state resulting from each user-defined change is reached. The dynamic passing through of the relevant sequence of intermediate states until the corresponding change state has been reached is displayed on a display device ( 108 ) by means of a graphical user surface ( 119 ).
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