The companies described the milestone as a “significant achievement” in their partnership, which was established to combine Carbon’s Digital Light Synthesis and Keystone’s materials for patient-specific dental products.
The single-piece denture is made with 3D Systems’ jetting technology and NextDent Jet Denture Teeth and NextDent Jet Denture Base materials, and is said to provide durability, long-wear, and realistic aesthetics.
The TOTAL ANKLE Patient-Matched Guides used with Smith+Nephew’s Total Ankle replacement solution are the result of a collaboration between 3D Systems and UK-founded medical equipment manufacturer Smith+Nephew.
This new offering of vitamin E, highly crosslinked polyethylene and 3D printed cobalt chrome implants represents a significant advancement in ankle arthroplasty, according to restor3d.
The study between the additive manufacturing pioneer and regenerative medicine company will start with 200cc commercial-sized regenerative implants printed on a Stratasys Origin 3D printer.
The funding round was backed by Oshen Holdings, DSW Ventures, SFC Capital, Boundary Capital and private investors, which is said to include several leading scientists and surgeons.
The 3D printed pharmaceuticals developer says the collaboration, which will include research and a platform technology license agreement, aims to ‘provide groundbreaking therapies’ in an easy to administer tablet formulation.
The material can be used to 3D print natural-looking teeth, temporary full-arch implant-supported restorations, and temporary single-unit restorations including crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers, and up to seven-unit bridges.
TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks to Tangible Industries co-founders Nicholas Jacobson and Jordan Lewis about the company's ability to provide 3D printed models that can prepare surgeons for the most complex procedures.
On the latest instalment of our Innovators on Innovators series, our guests are from the world of life sciences, as the Head of Additive Manufacturing at Sartorius, Jez Pullin, chats to Merck Additive Manufacturing Engineer Drew Porter.
