A New Approach To Making Prosthetics

Since ancient Italians replaced their teeth with partial dentures made of animal or human teeth, treatments for edentulous people have advanced a lot. Globally, 50 million dentures can be produced each year, but only 1% are made using digital tools. Acrylic resin and other plastics are used to make modern dentures. This analog workflow is labor-intensive and time-consuming. It involves multiple patient visits and several production steps. Denture manufacturing is a complicated craft that requires a lot of skill and expertise. Dental labs are finding it increasingly difficult to find skilled technicians to make them. Denture Base Resin and Denture Teeth Resin have been thoroughly tested by dental technicians. They allow dental practices and labs to print fully 3d printed dentures precisely and reliably.

Simplifying The Manufacturing Process For Dental Laboratories

The 3D printing of digital dentures is a significant step toward simplifying the manufacturing process for dental laboratories. Three-dimensional printed full dentures are made up of parts for the teeth, gingiva, and other components. They can be printed separately or unified in post-processing. Three-dimensional printed dentures are made up of parts for the teeth, gingiva, and other components. They can be printed separately or unified in post-processing.

The Benefits of a Digital Denture Workflow

There are many immediate benefits to using dental design software and 3D printing for dentures manufacturing

• Low-cost production. Affordable hardware allows labs to expand production without additional overhead. Materials cost around $10 per piece for a complete denture, compared to $50 with acrylic and traditional denture cards.
• High-quality & consistent results: Directly 3D-printed prosthetics require fewer steps and are more reliable. This ensures a consistent workflow that produces a high-quality product every time.
• Easy to use, intuitive tools: The digital workflow can be integrated into your existing processes and will make it much easier for you to show tomorrow’s digitally-savvy dental technicians.

• Quick and Simple Remakes: The digital denture designs can be reused, shared, modified, and printed with 3D printing.
• Custom Teeth: Digital dentures are patient-specific, unlike pre-manufactured cards.

Digital dentures offer a more accessible and affordable option for all patients, as well as a more efficient and scalable workflow.

How to Make Digital Dentures?

While the process of creating a digital denture may be different than the traditional workflow, it is still very similar to the chairside process. The laboratory pours and articulates wax-rim and final models. This is the beginning of the digital denture workflow. The technician scans the wax-rim and model with a desktop scanner and then digitally designs the denture.

The Future of Dental Prosthetics

3D printing promises to revolutionize the way things are made. 3D-printed dentures are one of the first economically viable ways that people will be able to interact with 3D-printed parts on a daily basis. Digitally printed 3D prosthetics will be the future of dentistry. Digital workflows are becoming more mainstream clinically. This will reduce the time and number of appointments required to scan, design, and manufacture the denture.

Get Started With Digital Dentures

Digital workflows have become the norm for many key dental indications like surgical guides, clear aligners and crown and bridge models, splints, occlusal guards, and patterns for casting or pressing. Over 10,000 dental professionals use 3D printers to create these designs. Digital dentures are now possible with the latest addition to our library of Dental Resins. Order Denture Base Resin & Denture Teeth Resin today to get started 3D printing dentures.