Global design changes are made first.  You can change the arch forms – anterior squareness, posterior roundness, anterior slope (for single arch cases), overbite and overjet, and crossbite – to achieve the overall shape of the AvaDent.  Curve of Spee, curve of Wilson and posterior vertical position are then adjusted as necessary.

Now, group-based functions are provided to achieve overall esthetic characteristics. Rotate the anteriors about their long axis to create a soft or bold look. The cuspids may also be rotated bucally and distally, and flared to enhance this look.  Upper and lower anteriors can be necked in or out to determine profile esthetics. Tooth randomization is allowed in the software to provide a more natural look to the setup. Even while all arch teeth are responding to these movements, the software maintains the incisal edge and lip support from the initial record.

Finalize your AvaDent design by making anterior esthetic changes. If you are trying to achieve a custom look for a patient – perhaps they had a diastema or a memorable tooth orientation – you can adjust any of the anterior teeth to create the look you want.  Make individual and bilaterally paired anterior tooth esthetic adjustments including: diastemata, buccal-lingual translations, coronal translations, buccal neck rotations, distal neck rotations and distal flaring.