Elevating Precision and Innovation with 3D Printing

Advancements in dentistry have changed how dentists approach patient care. In recent times, 3D printing has cemented itself as part of the new dental work flow. This method has transformed the design and fabrication of dental prosthesis, crowns and more. Intraoral Scanning techniques help capture more accurate data and 3D printing brings it to life. This process has significantly enhanced patient outcomes and tooth prognosis.

our 3D printer creates models by using liquid resin that then gets washed and cured.

The shift to 3D printing in dentistry signifies a major break from traditional analog workflows. These older methods often involved frustratingly time-consuming/goopy impressions and model pouring that have many points of distortion. Equipped with computer-aided design (CAD) software, clinicians can now create highly detailed digital models of a patient’s dental anatomy. This digital accuracy reduces human error, leading to more precise dental implant restorations, crowns, bridges, and orthodontic devices.

Material Advancements

The evolution of dental materials is a key benefit of 3D printing. This enhancement in material performance allows for greater reliability over time, ultimately leading to better outcomes for patients. This is rapidly changing and we are seeing new materials regularly that are out-performing their predecessors.

3D printed models

Looking Ahead

As the field of dental 3D printing continues to advance, the future looks bright. Ongoing innovations encourage more personalized care and foster a trend toward minimally invasive techniques. Patients can expect increasingly precise treatments as we embrace this cutting-edge technology.

Come chat with us if you have any questions about our digital workflow at Fallon Dental Arts!