A real-time monitoring system for an artificial tooth processing machine includes a work bed portion on which a base tooth material selected from a titanium material and a zirconia material is fixedly installed and in which a wet die configured to process a titanium material and a dry die configured to process a zirconia material are disposed to be comparted from each other, a processing tool portion having one end on which a driving spindle to which a processing tool is coupled is provided to process the base tooth material while approaching or moving away from the base tooth material, and a spindle monitoring portion provided on the driving spindle, disposed in the work bed portion, and configured to monitor the driving spindle to recognize an abrasion degree, a damage state, alignment, or the like of the processing tool in real time.

A real-time monitoring system for an artificial tooth processing machine includes a work bed portion on which a base tooth material selected from a titanium material and a zirconia material is fixedly installed and in which a wet die configured to process a titanium material and a dry die configured to process a zirconia material are disposed to be comparted from each other, a processing tool portion having one end on which a driving spindle to which a processing tool is coupled is provided to process the base tooth material while approaching or moving away from the base tooth material, and a spindle monitoring portion provided on the driving spindle, disposed in the work bed portion, and configured to monitor the driving spindle to recognize an abrasion degree, a damage state, alignment, or the like of the processing tool in real time.

A tool for forming a dental restoration includes a mold body configured to provide a customized fit with at least one tooth of a patient. In some examples, the mold body defines an aperture configured to align with a portion of a surface of a tooth. The aperture is sufficiently large to allow placement and flow of restorative material over the desired portion of the surface of the tooth to be restored. The mold body is configured to combine with the at least one tooth of the patient to define a mold cavity encompassing at least a portion of desired tooth structure of the tooth to be restored.

Systems for force measurement upon orthodontic appliances are described. Generally, a system for measuring a force or moment imparted by an orthodontic appliance may comprise a dentition mold having one or more target teeth each formed upon a fixture and which is movable independently of the dentition mold, a measurement sensor coupled to the fixture, and a processor in communication with the measurement sensor. An orthodontic appliance may be configured for placement upon the dentition mold where the orthodontic appliance imparts a force or moment upon the one or more target teeth such that the force or moment is transmitted to the measurement sensor via the fixture for measurement of the force or moment.

An artificial tooth element which is insertable into a cavity of a prosthesis base and has an outer part and an inner part. The outer part is the part of the artificial tooth element which is visible in the inserted state. Consequently, the inner part is the part of the artificial tooth element which is not visible in the inserted state. The inner part has a surface which has, at least partially, in particular completely, a defined surface roughness.

An artificial tooth element which is insertable into a cavity of a prosthesis base and has an outer part and an inner part. The outer part is the part of the artificial tooth element which is visible in the inserted state. Consequently, the inner part is the part of the artificial tooth element which is not visible in the inserted state. The inner part has a surface which has, at least partially, in particular completely, a defined surface roughness.

A dental multi-colored milling blank having at least two layers (16), a transition zone, where material from both layers is present. In the transition zone, a transition geometry exists that extends three-dimensionally. The transition geometry comprises round surfaces facing towards both directions of extension of the layers.

A partial connection full arch artificial connects and fixes in an appropriate occlusal relationship in advance and appropriately defines a region that should be separated and a region that may be standardized, appropriately defines a combination of regions of adjacent surfaces constituting a contact region, an angle of the denture with respect to the virtual occlusal plane, and an area thereof in a region where artificial teeth are brought into contact with each other.

Methods of manufacturing dental prosthesis/implants each to replace a non-functional natural tooth positioned in a jawbone of a specific pre-identified patient are provided. An example method includes the steps of receiving imaging data such as x-ray image data and surface scan data of a dental anatomy and/or a physical impression of the dental anatomy of a specific preidentified patient. The steps can also include forming a three-dimensional virtual model of at least portions of a non-functional natural tooth positioned in the jawbone of the specific pre-identified patient based on the imaging and surface scan data, virtually designing a dental implant based upon the virtual model, exporting the data describing the designed dental implant to a manufacturing machine, and custom manufacturing the dental implant for the specific patient.

What is described is a milling blank having a continuous shade gradient for production of an indirect dental restoration, composed of resin or a resin-based composite. What is also described is a method of producing such a milling blank by mixing two differently coloured pastes with continuous variation of the mixing ratio of the two pastes during the dispensing operation.