3D Printers and Materials

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  • Joshua D. Howard, DMD
  • 05/18/2020

  3D Printing Is the Future of Modern Dentistry

  When it comes to using digital technology, one of the best investments for my general practice has been 3D printing. While many dentists assume this technology is too complicated and difficult to learn, that is simply not the case.

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  • Perry E. Jones, DDS, MAGD, IADFE
  • 02/12/2020

  For Orthodontics, the Times They Are a-Changin’

  I've seen many changes over the years in the world of orthodontics. When I began my journey in dental school, we had very limited exposure to tooth movement. My biggest concern was whether the Hawley retainer was polished enough to pass the ortho clinical requirements! Now, our approach is to offer patients the very best care and value.

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  • Angela Sabarese
  • 09/05/2019

  Top 5 Things to Consider When Looking to Purchase a 3D Imaging System

  What to Consider when Shopping for a 3D Imaging System for your Dental Practice Dental practitioners know how important it is to have a sophisticated 3D imaging system implemented in their practices. By using a reliable and advanced system, dentists are able to see clear images of a patient’s teeth, bones, and tissue to analyze and detect any...

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 06/28/2019

  What’s Holding You Back from a Digital Implant Workflow?

  Newsflash: we’re halfway through 2019. This was the year you were supposed to bring a digital workflow for implant planning into your practice, keeping more procedures in-house and improving your practice’s bottom line. Now that we’ve reached the end of June, it’s time for some honest self-assessment: what’s holding you back from this next phase...

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 02/26/2019

  Planmeca Creo C5 3D Printer Provides 'Last-Mile Delivery' in Digital Workflow

  If you want to deliver a seamless, omni-channel patient experience, you need to be willing to leverage the latest technologies that enable same-day dentistry. Your practice might already be leveraging technologies like intraoral scanners and CBCT, but now it’s time to go the “last mile” with an in-office 3D printer. Planmeca is a dental...

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 12/13/2018

  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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