A method for using the functionally generated-path technique to fabricate full occlusal porcelain-fused-to-metal fixed partial dentures and crowns has been described. Proper use of this technique in carefully selected patients should eliminate occlusal adjustments and the concomitant polishing and glazing that are often necessary before the restoration can be permanently cemented.
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