Digital Dentistry Workflows: Dental Models
Access a comprehensive step-by-step reference guide for 3D printing dental models.
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Step-by-step process of 3D printing dental models.
18 pages of valuable information.
Handy videos to reference.
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How long is the document?
This document is 18 pages long and packed full of useful information.
Is this for me?
This PDF is for dental professionals who are interested in or are already utilizing digital technologies like 3D printing to fabricate dental models for studying, fitment testing, or moulding purposes.
But I can just send it to a lab...
While sending dental models to an external dental lab is an option, having an in-office 3D printing system offers several advantages:
- Greater control over the entire process, from design to manufacturing
- Faster turnaround times
- Ability to make adjustments or reprints on-site if needed
- Potential cost savings by reducing lab fees over time
- Convenience for same-day dentistry patients
However, dental labs with advanced 3D printing capabilities can still play a role, particularly for more complex cases or high production volumes. The choice depends on the practice's needs, budget, and desired level of in-house digital integration.
Why do I need it?
The "Digital Dentistry Workflows: Dental Models" PDF equips you to learn digital model fabrication from scanning to 3D printing
Dr Ahmad Al-Hassiny BDS (Hons) Otago
Director | Institute of Digital Dentistry
50,138+ Dental Professionals Choose iDD
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“Digital transformation is not a question, it’s a given. Visionary dentists will lead the industry and those who don’t embrace digital dentistry will be left behind.”
Dr Ahmad Al-Hassiny
Director, Institute of Digital Dentistry
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