Dental 3D Printer 1 article

A dental 3D printer is additive-manufacturing equipment that converts digital dental designs into physical objects, usually by curing or depositing material layer by layer. Dental uses include models, surgical guides, splints, denture components and selected restorative applications, depending on the printer and qualified material. The workflow extends from CAD or scan data through print preparation, fabrication, washing and curing. This equipment category spans SLA, DLP, masked-LCD and other printing architectures rather than naming one exposure technology.