3DPrint.com May 21, 2024
Stijn Hanssen

3D printing is omnipresent in dental laboratories globally. In this vastly digital world, the production of dental prostheses and appliances has undergone a transformation driven 100% by digital processes. Instead of a plastic bag with an impression as the starting point, the dental lab is now receiving a digital file from the Cloud. From this data, the final prosthesis or appliance must be manufactured.

Goodbye, plaster room. Hello, computer and 3D printer.

Digital processes also have a positive impact on the communication and relationship between dentists and technicians. Instead of a handwritten lab slip with short instructions tossed in the box with the impression, the technician has so much more information available and can communicate with the dentists using visual...

Today's Sponsors

Venturous
Got healthcare questions? Just ask Transcarent

Today's Sponsor

Venturous

 
Topics: 3D Printing, Provider, Technology
How Technology is Shaping Modern Dentistry
British scientists unveil world-leading technology to speed up drug discovery
AMS 2025: Enabling & Scaling 3D Printing in Healthcare, Part 2
3D-printed implant supports heart valve repair
Beyond DeepSeek: Reimagining AI Integration in China’s 3D Printing Industry

Share This Article