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# FAQ

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<summary>Can the design be completed with a single click? Is further modification unnecessary?</summary>

The AI-based crown design is generated with a single click. However, modifications can be made based on personal preferences.

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<summary>What types of prosthetic designs are supported?</summary>

Dentbird Crown supports the design of crowns, inlays/onlays, and bridges.

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<summary>Do adjacent and opposing teeth affect crown design?</summary>

Yes, the quality of the scan data as well as the presence or absence of adjacent and opposing teeth can affect the crown design.

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<summary>Can a tooth library be used?</summary>

Since the design is automatically generated by AI, a separate tooth library is not available. However, you may modify the design using the modification tools according to your preferences.

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<summary>Can I use a die model?</summary>

Die models scanned with a lab scanner can be used, and no additional alignment process is required.

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