With 3D printing, you can create surgical guides and diagnostic models that are clear, precise, and tailored to the specific needs of your patients, resulting in better outcomes and an improved quality of life.
With 3D printing, you can create surgical guides and diagnostic models that are clear, precise, and tailored to the specific needs of your patients, resulting in better outcomes and an improved quality of life.
By following this guide, you can present patients with their diagnostic wax-ups on their initial appointment day. Beyond speed, 3D-printed diagnostic wax-ups offer higher accuracy and detail, effectively lessening human error.
Traditional methods of creating single-unit crowns require a lot of space, equipment-wise. However, we’re at the age where single-unit crowns can be 3D printed by a machine the size of a coffee machine.
With a monolithic approach, you can achieve a faster workflow for your dental technicians. You’ll increase your case production and achieve timely delivery for your dentists.
Same-day dentistry, also known as one-visit dentistry, is the process of shortening two-or-more-visit procedures into just one chair session. In terms of dental restorations, same-day dentistry allows you to provide your patient with a case immediately, instead of having them wait a week or a month.
In the age of digital dentistry, scan and model files allow dental labs to accurately create a dental prosthesis through 3D printing or milling. But in addition to the scans and/or models, there is some more information labs should require before creating the virtual patient.
