Merging and saving restoration
The last step in the wizard is the merging, which will combine (merge) all the individual designed elements (copings, connectors, etc.) into one or more mesh(es). For each physical element you plan to produce, one mesh will be created.
Merging and saving will start as soon as the dialog opens. The progress indicator will show the current progress. Stop the merging process on the Saved files tab by clicking Cancel Merging [2] or restart it by clicking Restart Merging [1]. Once the merging and saving has finished, the resulting output files will be displayed in the box [5].
Once the merging is completed, the wizard is complete and you cannot go back to any wizard step directly. However, it is possible to revert the process by clicking Remove Existing Merged Parts [3]. This will allow you to:
Change the Optimize setting [4].
Re-enter Wizard/Expert mode to change or adjust any available wizard or expert mode step (see expert mode for more explanation).
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Please note that all modifications done on a merged design will be lost, if you click Remove Existing Merged Parts [3]. |
Click Next to close the wizard. Additional modifications can still be performed to the construction by using the context menu. See: Change a finished construction.
Next steps
| Step | Description |
| I'm done [1] | When your design is complete, use this option to close the design module by clicking Next. |
| Design suprastructure now | This option is available when designing an Abutment + Restoration, Abutment on Base + Restoration, Bridge on Abutment, or Full-Contour Bridge on Abutment, and allows you to design the suprastructure right after designing the abutment(s). |
| Free-form restorations [2] | Open a free-forming tool which can be used on the .stl output. Click Next to confirm. |
| Expert mode [3] | Enter expert mode to make adjustments on the completed design, and unmerge the designed part. Click Next. |
| Design model [4] | Open the model creator wizard. Click Next to confirm. |
It is recommended to select Save scene in project directory [5] if there is a chance that the design may be revisited later.