
Your laboratory.
Your production facility.
dental
Classical use cases.
Prosthetics
- Removable partial denture (RPD)
- Telescopic retainers
- Crowns and bridges
Orthodontics
- Forced expansion appliances
- Herbst devices
- Lingual and transpalatinal bows
- Splints, rings and space-maintainer
Case Study Dental
From a bottleneck to a competitive advantage.
Where dental labs lose time and margin.
The classic casting process consists of several manual steps. This is time-consuming and prone to errors.
Qualified dental technicians: They spend time doing manual work that could be digitized.
Outsourcing production means long lead times, a heavy coordination effort, and little flexibility when it comes to last-minute changes.
Advantages with in-house metal 3D printing.
Short lead times and more flexibility thanks to the seamless integration of print jobs into your workflow (day and night). In short - more time for design, fitting and finishing.
High process reliability and full control thanks to the digital, reproducible workflow - from the design file to the finished, printed part. No dependence on third-party service providers regarding delivery times and shipping. No uncertainties regarding quality.
Lower production costs compared to conventional manufacturing methods, especially for very small production runs, along with lower production costs compared to professional 3D printing service providers.