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Dental

Find out how to apply 3D printing in the different departments within the dental sector

Dental Prosthetist

The dental prosthetics department is an important area within the dental sector that focuses on the creation of prostheses and orthopaedic appliances that are used for the correction and replacement of missing, damaged or misaligned teeth.

Reducing the time to market of the customised solution

Creation of high-precision customised dental prostheses

Reducing costs by avoiding the use of moulds

3D printing applications in the dental sector

Dental models

Dental models are used in the planning of dental treatments, including orthodontics, dental prosthetics, restorative dentistry and dental surgery. 3D printing is increasingly being used in this sector, as it enables the production of accurate and detailed dental models, which is essential for the success of these treatments.

Surgical guides

Surgical guides are used to improve the accuracy of surgical procedures, which can reduce patient recovery times and improve outcomes. 3D printing offers many advantages in their manufacture, including customisation, precision, rapid design and prototyping, reduced surgical time and innovation.

Foundry models

3D printing is also being used in the dental sector for the manufacture of casting models, which are used in the production of dental prostheses, such as crowns, bridges and dentures. This technology offers many advantages, including precision, customisation, reduced production time, rapid design and prototyping, and innovation.