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ProJet DP 3000 3D Printer

ProJet DP 3000 3D Printer

3D Systems Inc.

The ProJet DP 3000 printer features an expanded ultrahigh definition build area that delivers up to a 60% productivity improvement,...
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ProJet 1200 Micro-SLA 3D Printer

ProJet 1200 Micro-SLA 3D Printer

3D Systems Inc.

3D Systems announces the availability of its previously announced ProJet 1200 micro-SLA printer and commencement of customer shipments.
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Planmeca Creo C5

Planmeca Creo C5

Planmeca USA

​Planmeca USA introduces the Planmeca Creo C5, a 3D printer that has been custom-engineered for dental professionals to create same-visit...
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Straumann CARES P Series 3D Printers

Straumann CARES P Series 3D Printers

Straumann Usa Llc

​Straumann CARES P series 3D Printers redefine surgical efficiency by delivering professional, top-quality surgical guides, models, and...
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SolFlex 170 DLP Dental 3D Printer

SolFlex 170 DLP Dental 3D Printer

Voco America, Inc.

VOCO’s SolFlex 170 DLP Dental 3D Printer was customengineered for the dental office and provides higher printing speeds, more accuracy,...
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I-Max 3D

I-Max 3D

Owandy Usa

​Owandy Radiology recently received FDA 510(k) clearance for its 3D wall-mounted panoramic digital radiography unit, the I-Max 3D. The...
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On-Demand Anatomical Modeling Service

On-Demand Anatomical Modeling Service

3D Systems Inc.

3D Systems has launched an on-demand anatomical modeling service that provides access to anatomical models 3D-printed from 3D digital files.
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DMP Flex 100 and DMP Dental 100 Metal 3D Printers

DMP Flex 100 and DMP Dental 100 Metal 3D Printers

3D Systems Inc.

3D Systems has launched two new 3D dental printers: the DMP Flex 100 and the DMP Dental 100. The DMP Flex 100 produces precision metal...
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XCELL 6000PD

XCELL 6000PD

DWS SYSTEMS

DWS Systems introduces the XCELL 6000PD, the first ever fully automated dental 3D printer that delivers a full range of dental treatments...
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NextDent 5100

NextDent 5100

3D Systems Inc.

By incorporating the NextDent 5100 into their workflow, dental laboratories and clinics are able to address more indications with one...
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SolFlex 3D Printer 170/350/650

SolFlex 3D Printer 170/350/650

Voco America, Inc.

VOCO introduces its SolFlex series of Industrial-grade DLP Photopolymerization 3D printers, that offer innovative features for easier and...
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MoonRay D

MoonRay D

SprintRay, Inc.

Quickly print multiple precise dental models, surgical guides, or night guards using the high resolution MoonRay D 3D printer. This...
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  • Samantha Negraval

    Planmeca Creo 5 3D Printer Provides 'Last-Mile Delivery' in Digital Workflow

    “Last-mile delivery” is a buzz word for some of the world’s biggest companies, including retailers like Amazon and Walmart. It’s defined as the movement of goods from a retailer’s transportation hub to its final destination as quickly as possible. In 2019, last-mile delivery should become a buzz word in your dental practice as you aim to go the...

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  • Samantha Negraval

    Procuring Better 3D-Printed Parts with Pro Cure

    Are you ready to get serious about 3D printing in your dental practice in 2019? To procure better parts in less time, you’re going to have to check out an automated post-processing unit. SprintRay, the makers of the MoonRay 3D printer, will be releasing their own unit, Pro Cure, in early 2019. Below are 5 FAQs about post-processing technology...

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  • Samantha Negraval

    The ROI of 3D Printing in Dentistry

    The technology of 3D printing, particularly its ROI, was recently highlighted in the November issue of Dental Product Shopper. The sidebar article was entitled “3D Printing: The Next Big Thing?” I took note of the question mark. 3D printing remains in its infancy in the dental practice, but it’s already considered much more precise than milling...

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  • Samantha Negraval

    MoonRay 3D Printer Helps OrthoSelect Deliver 3 Benefits of Indirect Bonding Trays

    Thanks to advancements in digital software and 3D printers, indirect bonding trays have emerged from a niche in orthodontics to a mainstay. The old way of vacuum-forming an impression tray, cutting it out and smoothing it is a lot less efficient and precise than the digital light processing (DLP) technology offered by today’s 3D printers. ...

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  • Samantha Negraval

    SprintRay Stays Ahead of 3D Printing Learning Curve

    Young companies are nimble. Young companies that specialize in emerging technologies are the most nimble of all—they thrive on change. In the dental profession, SprintRay, a company that designs, manufactures and supports 3D printers with an emphasis on digital dentistry, is proving that it not only accepts change but embraces it. To stay ahead...

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  • gail weisman

    3D Printed Crowns and Bridges Might be Closer Than You Think

    While 3D printing has had a meteoric rise in dentistry for surgical guides, clear aligners, models, and other non-permanent intraoral applications, the Achilles heel has been developing a material with properties suitable for fixed prosthodontics. Well, it may be sooner than later now. Long-term testing is ongoing for a material that is already...

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