For the fabrication of prosthetic restorations, a process with the necessary
software and hardware modifications is provided. This process allows the clinical surface of the required restoration to be fabricated and finalized in a commercial laboratory, a dental practice laboratory, or in laboratory-like facilities within a dental practice prior to the treatment appointment. During the treatment appointment, the cavity-facing surface (preparation interface) is adapted to the actual situation in the patient's mouth. The restoration, partially prepared in the
dental laboratory, is thus delivered to the dental practice as a semi-finished product and completed there during the treatment appointment. This allows the patient to receive their final restoration directly in a single appointment, without a
temporary restoration, and in a short amount of time.