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Exocad Finish Lines Explained | How to Define Finish Lines in Exocad – Complete Workflow

In this video, you will learn how to properly define finish lines in Exocad DentalCAD, starting from the basic workflow and moving step by step toward accurate margin detection and editing. We cover why finish line definition is one of the most critical steps in crown and bridge design, and how incorrect margins can lead to poor fit, open margins, and restoration failure. This tutorial explains the most common types of finish lines, including: Knife-edge finish line Chamfer finish line Shoulder finish line Shoulder with bevel You will also see how Exocad follows the clinical tooth preparation, and why manual finish line refinement is essential even when automatic detection is used. At the end of the video, I briefly introduce ditching above the finish line — a technique that improves marginal clarity and emergence profile control. A full, detailed explanation of ditching in Exocad will be covered in the next video. Who this video is for Dental technicians CAD/CAM designers Dentists working with Exocad Anyone learning digital crown and bridge design If you found this video helpful, consider subscribing for more advanced Exocad workflows, practical tips, and real-world CAD techniques.