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We propose a method for restoring the surface of a tooth crown so that the pose and anatomical features of the tooth will work well for chewing. The system of teeth has been modeled with a 3D statistical multi-object shape model build from 3D scans of dental cast models. The restoration is carried out using the shape model statistics in a Bayesian framework to calculate the most probable tooth crown shape(s), given the fragments of one or more neighboring and opposing tooth crowns. The modeling of and reconstruction with the multi-object shape model has been realized by extending the model with a concept of elasticity that generalizes better to new teeth. The elasticity has been calculated from the surface curvature relations within and between each tooth sample, simulating a prior knowledge of the shape variation.

Reconstructing Teeth with Bite Information