Extraoral process for producing a dental prosthesis from a prosthetic base and multiple prosthetic teeth, wherein each prosthetic tooth has a coronal surface and a basal surface, characterized by the following chronological steps: A1) a thick, fluid mass is applied to a prosthetic base surfaces provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth and/or basally to the prosthetic teeth, A) Inserting basal surfaces of the prosthetic teeth into the prosthetic base surfaces provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth of the prosthetic base and connecting them there with the prosthetic base in such a way that after insertion of the prosthetic teeth into the prosthetic base the prosthetic teeth have limited movability in the prosthetic base, wherein the thick, fluid mass is arranged, after the insertion of the prosthetic teeth, between the prosthetic teeth and the prosthetic base surfaces provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth, so that the position and/or orientation of the prosthetic teeth in the prosthetic base can be changed by deformation of the thick, fluid mass, wherein the surfaces of the prosthetic base which are provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth being larger than the corresponding basal surfaces of the prosthetic teeth, so that the prosthetic teeth can be tilted or rotated by up to 5°, and/or their position can be displaced by up to 1 mm in the prosthetic base, and wherein the surfaces have an indexing, so that the prosthetic teeth can only be inserted in one specific orientation in the prosthetic base and every prosthetic tooth only fits to one surface; B) Changing the position and/or the orientation of at least one prosthetic tooth in the prosthetic base; C) Fixing the prosthetic teeth on the coronal side in a key, and securing the orientation and position of the prosthetic teeth to one another in the changed position and/or orientation; D) Separating the prosthetic teeth from the prosthetic base; F) Fastening the prosthetic teeth in the prosthetic base with a cement or an adhesive, wherein the gaps between the surfaces of the prosthetic base that are provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth and the prosthetic teeth being filled with the cement or the adhesive; and G) The cement or adhesive is hardening, whereby the prosthetic teeth being solidly connected with the prosthetic base, so that the orientation and position of the prosthetic teeth to one another and to the prosthetic base is fixed, and separating the key from the prosthetic teeth. A1) a thick, fluid mass is applied to a prosthetic base surfaces provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth and/or basally to the prosthetic teeth, A) Inserting basal surfaces of the prosthetic teeth into the prosthetic base surfaces provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth of the prosthetic base and connecting them there with the prosthetic base in such a way that after insertion of the prosthetic teeth into the prosthetic base the prosthetic teeth have limited movability in the prosthetic base, wherein the thick, fluid mass is arranged, after the insertion of the prosthetic teeth, between the prosthetic teeth and the prosthetic base surfaces provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth, so that the position and/or orientation of the prosthetic teeth in the prosthetic base can be changed by deformation of the thick, fluid mass, wherein the surfaces of the prosthetic base which are provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth being larger than the corresponding basal surfaces of the prosthetic teeth, so that the prosthetic teeth can be tilted or rotated by up to 5°, and/or their position can be displaced by up to 1 mm in the prosthetic base, and wherein the surfaces have an indexing, so that the prosthetic teeth can only be inserted in one specific orientation in the prosthetic base and every prosthetic tooth only fits to one surface; B) Changing the position and/or the orientation of at least one prosthetic tooth in the prosthetic base; C) Fixing the prosthetic teeth on the coronal side in a key, and securing the orientation and position of the prosthetic teeth to one another in the changed position and/or orientation; D) Separating the prosthetic teeth from the prosthetic base; F) Fastening the prosthetic teeth in the prosthetic base with a cement or an adhesive, wherein the gaps between the surfaces of the prosthetic base that are provided for fixation of the prosthetic teeth and the prosthetic teeth being filled with the cement or the adhesive; and G) The cement or adhesive is hardening, whereby the prosthetic teeth being solidly connected with the prosthetic base, so that the orientation and position of the prosthetic teeth to one another and to the prosthetic base is fixed, and separating the key from the prosthetic teeth.