Siemens Energy talks industrialising additive manufacturing on the cover, plus interviews with experts in healthcare and business considerations for AM adoption.
Siemens Energy talks industrialising additive manufacturing, plus we explore applications of 3D printing in healthcare alongside wise business considerations for AM adoption.
Desktop Health has launched a new program for dentists designed to help simplify the adoption of digital technologies to improve practice efficiency and patient care.
Llobet raised the issue on this week’s Additive Insight podcast, in which she spoke to TCT about the development of Odapt’s 3D printed ostomy bag wafer product.
3D Systems has announced the introduction of a new solution for jetted, monolithic (one-piece) dentures that utilises multiple materials to deliver a durable, long-wear prosthetic to the patient.
Carbon has announced the launch of a set of automation tools to improve print preparation, print production and post-processing for dental users of its 3D printing technology.
Described a ‘completely personalised solution’ that combines implants, guides, and digital planning, the system is said to provide a unique treatment for patients facing severe complications that require a TMJ replacement.
The two resellers will help to distribute Nexa3D's 3D printing solutions throughout the North America dental market, with the three new resins opening up new surgical and restorative applications for dental labs and practices.
On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, Group Content Manager Sam Davies is joined by Ivana Llobet, the founder and CEO of medical device company Odapt.
Stratasys has announced that it partnered with Express Dental Labs of Norman, Oklahoma, at the recent Oklahoma Dental Association Mission of Mercy (OkMOM) event to provide full and partial dentures for more than 55 people in need.
Zeda has announced the acquisition of The Orthopaedic Implant Company (OIC), strengthening its commitment to advancing the distribution of medical devices globally.
Desktop Health, the production-grade medical 3D printing brand of Desktop Metal, has announced a stronger formulation of its Flexcera resin for 3D printing gingiva. Flexcera Base Ultra+ will be used to fabricate full and partial removable dentures.
