This invention discloses a virtual fitting
system for dental prostheses based on 3D scanning, belonging to the field of digital dental
prosthodontics. It includes a
data acquisition module, a trajectory
processing module, a model construction module, a fitting
simulation module, and an anomaly optimization module. Through 3D scanning and automated
point cloud processing, it can quickly acquire high-precision 3D models of the maxillary and
mandibular dentition, providing reliable data support for prosthodontic design. Optical
motion capture fully reproduces the patient's physiological mandibular movements, overcoming the limitations of existing systems that can only perform static simulations, making occlusal detection more clinically accurate. A unified reference coordinate
system is established to achieve precise model registration, controlling prosthodontic positioning errors within 0.01mm, significantly improving fit. It can automatically identify premature contacts and occlusal interferences and perform intelligent optimization of the
occlusal surface, replacing repeated manual adjustments, effectively shortening the treatment cycle, improving prosthodontic accuracy and wearing comfort, and enhancing the overall
treatment experience.