A new era of splint production has arrived.

Written by Matthias Zimmerer, Application Engineer, CDT, certified exocad trainer, Schütz Dental 3D printing is quite possibly the main manufacturing process used for splints today. 3D printed splint materials are tough with some being hard & rigid and others softer with a memory for patient compliance and comfort. The output will vary from printer to […]

3D printing drives innovation

The cost of multiple testing phases and changes to a prototype using traditional approaches would have been prohibitive. This is where 3D printing has made such a difference.

The Future of Dental Simulation.

Anatomic4D, based in Sydney, Australia develops and manufactures advanced 3D printed ‘True to Life’, ultra-realistic dental simulation products for education and training of dental practitioners.