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This video tutorial from exocad demonstrates how you can quickly achieve a full denture design. To start, run the DentalDB application. Now select a Client (dentist) for this project in the drop-down list. Enter the Name of the patient or case. Use a comma to separate surname and first name. Select the Technician the same way as you select the Client. Note: the "Technician" field is not mandatory. Select the numbered tooth you want to design. Select "Full Denture" as restoration type, then choose "PMMA" as desired material. Make sure you have "Aesthetic Plate Scan" activated. Finish the restoration definition by clicking the "OK" button. Hold "Shift" and click left mouse on the numbered tooth at the opposite end of the arch to copy this restoration type to the entire tooth bow. With "Ctrl" and left mouse button you can copy it to a numbered tooth in the lower jaw, with "Shift" you can copy it to the entire jaw. Make sure you have correctly chosen "Two stone models in occlusion". Certainly you may use an articulator for the scan mode. Then click the "Save" button to continue. Continue by clicking the action icon "Scan" to start the scan. This will be covered in a separate video. Therefore we will proceed using one of our demo-samples. Click on the "Load" button at the top of the DentalDB window, choose the demo-sample called "Full Denture" and then click on the "Load" button. Now click on the "Design" icon to start the CAD application. The first step in the main wizard is the model analysis. Tip: You may use the arrows to quickly change the view. The "Model analysis" is a secondary wizard within the main wizard. The work steps of the analysis are presented in a vertical list. This allows you to freely move between the different steps. Note: Only the activated dark colored step icons can be clicked. All other step icons require a previous action to become accessible and appear highlighted. However, the most simple way is to follow the wizard by clicking the "Next" button. The model analysis is a very intuitive self-explaining tool. You just need to follow the instructions explained by a preview picture. In the first step of the analysis-wizard, you need to define the occlusal plane. This can be done with the three point definition method or by using the articulator plane. In this tutorial we will only demonstrate the definition with three points. Set the first point on the patient's left side, the second point on the patient's right side and the third point in the center of the arch. If you have erroneously clicked an incorrect position, you can drag the point with the left mouse to the correct position. Click the "Apply" button to create the plane. The sliders can be used to change the height of the plane by defining a distance to each point. After each modification, you must click the "Apply" button to recompute the plane. When unlocking...