3-D Printers Improve Dental Patient Care
Dentists worldwide are now harnessing the power of 3-D printing technology regularly, and their patients are reaping the benefits. Advances in 3-D printing.
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Q&A: 3-D Printing for Dentistry With Rik Jacobs of 3D Systems
3-D printing is transforming dentistry as it enables dentists to create crowns, bridges, retainers, splints, surgical guides, dentures, and more all in their.
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uLab Systems Secures Financing Before Aligner Software Release
uLab Systems, which has developed a software platform designed to enable chairside aligner treatment planning, has completed a $6 million Series C financing.
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Focus On: Oral Appliance Hygiene
Lorin Berland, DDS, discusses hygiene for removable appliances, such as mouth guards, aligners, retainers, airway devices, and dentures. Unfortunately, most people do not.
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Dental 3-D Printing Is Here to Stay
The buzz is back. Excitement about 3-D printing in the dental industry seems to grow every day. With a history of 3-D printing.
Todays Dental News
Dental 3-D Printing Is Here to Stay
The buzz is back. Excitement about 3-D printing in the dental industry seems to grow every day. With a history of 3-D printing.
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3-D Printer and Materials Promise Speed and Accuracy
EnvisionTEC’s Vida cDLM is the second 3-D printer based on the company’s patented Continuous Digital Light Manufacturing (cDLM) technology. It offers the same.
2017 Chicago Midwinter Meeting
3-D Printer and Materials Promise Speed and Accuracy
EnvisionTEC’s Vida cDLM is the second 3-D printer based on the company’s patented Continuous Digital Light Manufacturing (cDLM) technology. It offers the same.
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Silver in Retainers Stops Streptococcus Mutans
Plaque accumulates around the rough surfaces of retainers, and enamel demineralization may follow. According to research from the Hamadan University of Medical Sciences.
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Smart Mouthguard Detects Bruxism, Concussions, and More
Electronics in your mouth? It’s not a bad idea, if you’re prone to grinding your teeth or playing football, for instance. Researchers at.
