A groundbreaking dental revolution
3D printing technology can meet the diverse treatment needs of dental patients while also significantly shortening the treatment cycle. For example, in the over-molded casting of “dentures,” “crowns,” and “brackets,” which are traditional manufacturing processes that require a long period of time and a lengthy treatment process with high requirements for the manufacturer, the combination of digital scanning and 3D technology can effectively reduce manufacturing errors, reduce production time, and avoid manual errors. If there is a deviation, simply re-modify the model file to quickly print again.
Application of 3D printing technology in the field of dentistry
Researchers and dentists are increasingly embracing 3D printing technology.
The use of 3D printing technology in the field of the oral cavity has made continuous advances, and these technologies have also achieved in-depth personalized customization, optimized the medical process, and reduced patient suffering.
To replace missing teeth, 3D printable models can be created directly.
Dentists can use 3D printers to quickly create crowns.
Make calibrators quickly using 3D printing technology.
- 【Personalized treatment strategy】 A treatment plan for patients can be developed quickly using digital scanning and 3D printing technology, and the treatment cycle can be reduced.
- 【Efficient】 Quickly print the required dental model through 3D technology
- 【Low cost of trial and error】 If the model deviates, simply change the 3D model copy.
- 【Personalise】 Quickly develop different treatment plans for different patients
Production benefits focus on the manufacturing process and include reduced material consumption, shorter lead times, minimal tooling costs, reduced assembly costs, and the impact of automation, to name a few.
Gains from fuel efficiency such as weight reduction, higher performance and reliability, longer life, faster new product introductions, faster time-to-market when using only additively manufactured products, reduced inventory, and the added value of better adaptability and more attractive products, etc.
Additive manufacturing provides new manufacturing benefits.