Blog

Before learning about different printing technologies, it's important to first grasp what makes the dental sector distinctive.

The conventional imprint method mostly includes using physical materials to physically copy the shape of teeth. Common impression materials include...

The dental 3D printer uses the idea of additive manufacturing, which means that it builds dental models or restorations from scratch by stacking or ha

An oral scanner is a digital tool that immediately gathers three-dimensional information on the teeth, gums, and how they fit together in the patient'

A dental scanner is a device that uses optical or laser technology to scan teeth and other structures in the mouth and turn solid information into hig

The dental 3D printer is a very accurate 3D printing machine made just for oral medicine and teeth restoration. It employs digital oral data and addit

An oral scanner is a device that employs optical imaging technology to take three-dimensional digital pictures of the patient's teeth, gums, and other

Photopolymer resin is the main material used in dental 3D printing. Metal powder and a small amount of ceramic composite materials are added to it. Ba

The scanner is the first step in the digital dental process. The scanning technology, precision, and situations in which it can be used will all have

The difference in experience with intraoral scanners is not only because of the brand, but also because of the distinct technological routes...

Checking equipment and meeting environmental requirements

Traditional impressions use physical materials like alginate, silicone rubber (PVS), and others to copy the contour of teeth. The doctor puts the impr