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Discover how 3D printing is impacting dentistry & medical

The healthcare industry faces several significant challenges, including but not limited to high cost, limited customisation, and long lead times for finalised parts.

These challenges can lead to suboptimal patient outcomes, increased cost of providing services and a less impactful learning experience for the future generation of providers.

Fortunately, 3D printing technology is helping to address these challenges in several ways.

How 3D Printing is Impacting Healthcare

Dental &

Orthodontics

Reliable. Simple workflow. Accurate

The field of dentistry has long been faced with challenges related to the design and manufacturing of dental prosthetics, implants, and models. Traditional manufacturing methods such as casting, milling, and injection molding have limitations, including accuracy and efficiency issues, that can impact the quality of the final product.

How 3D Printing is Impacting Healthcare

Four in one dental printing.

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Crown & Bridge
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Implantology
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Removables
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Orthodontics

Medical

Anatomical realism you can see and feel.

In a world of advancing costs, ensuring that you’re able to offer the best possible training and patient outcomes needs to be ensured. With full-colour, multi-material 3D printing you can alleviate the pressures of traditional methodology, whilst improving the service you are able to offer patients across multitudes of applications.

How 3D Printing is Impacting Healthcare
Surgical Training
Surgical Guides & Planning
How 3D Printing is Impacting Healthcare
Maxillofacial

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