In the digital workflow of complete denture fabrication, one solution for producing computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing dentures has been to mill the denture teeth and base separately and then bond them together. The correct bonding of the denture teeth and base is important to reproduce the designed occlusion in the definitive prosthesis. A novel technique is described to assist in the accurate positioning of denture teeth on the denture base by constructing auxiliary positioning slots on the denture base and auxiliary positioning posts on the denture teeth. The technique can assist in accurately assembling CAD-CAM milled complete dentures and may shorten chairside time by reducing clinical occlusal adjustment.
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