Model Base GeneratorOMFS Ghent · Dental arch scan → printable STL base
Load both models — upper and lower jaw — to view them together, check occlusal contact, and align their bases to one shared plane.
Load scan
Drag an STL here
or click to browse
or click to browse
No file loaded.
Trim edge
Straighten a ragged scan edge: draw a cut line over it in the 3D view, then keep the clean side.
Click in the 3D view to add points along the cut · double-click to stop adding.
Base settings
Check
Not generated yet
View
Export
Load scan
Drag an STL here
or click to browse
or click to browse
No file loaded.
Trim edge
Straighten a ragged scan edge: draw a cut line over it in the 3D view, then keep the clean side.
Click in the 3D view to add points along the cut · double-click to stop adding.
Base settings
Check
Not generated yet
View
Export
Occlusion match
Photograph the printed pair articulated in the new bite from 2–3 angles, then drag the moving model onto that same position in the 3D view. This never changes Model A or B themselves — it only affects the combined export below.
Reference photo
Scan with your phone's camera app
— or —
Add a photo
opens the camera on a phone
opens the camera on a phone
Align
Drag in the 3D view to move or rotate (depending on the mode above), matched against the reference photo.
Export
Combines the two generated models as they're shown here — including the current alignment above — into one STL. Model A and B's own downloads are unaffected.
original — model A
generated — model A
original — model B
generated — model B