3D printing in implant dentistry: A dream or finally a reality?
The advent of 3D-printing technology is becoming increasingly popular, especially in implant dentistry. Straumann and Rapid Shape have now enabled clinicians and dentists to utilize this technology in their dental offices and laboratories in a simplified and predictable way. The new generation of various printing resins has allowed various cost-effective applications from printing models, surgical […]
The advent of 3D-printing technology is becoming increasingly popular, especially in implant dentistry. Straumann and Rapid Shape have now enabled clinicians and dentists to utilize this technology in their dental offices and laboratories in a simplified and predictable way. The new generation of various printing resins has allowed various cost-effective applications from printing models, surgical guides, splints to temporary crown and bridge material. The simplified workflow has now made it easier to utilize this increasingly popular domain in digital dentistry.
Learning objectives:
- An overview of various 3- printing technologies
- Explain various 3D-printing applications in relation to implant dentistry
- Highlight the importance of utilizing a simplified workflow and a reliable technology partner in achieving consistent and predictable results
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