Stratasys' J5 DentaJet machine is compatible with the patented TrueDent CE-marked resin that is said to boast durability and a capacity to print multiple tooth and base shades simultaneously in a single full-colour, monolithic structure.
The additive manufacturing pioneer partnered with French MedTech company TISSIUM to develop a bespoke 3D printing solution with a unique photopolymer for the repair of damaged peripheral nerves.
A Stratasys J5 PolyJet machine, supplied by Tri-Tech 3D, has been used in combination with the biocompatible Med610 resin to produce the helmets by North Bristol NHS Trust Bristol Helmet Service.
In the case, Dr. Tai Ha of Newport Beach Dental Studio successfully rehabilitated a 49-year-old patient who presented with longstanding intrinsic discoloration resulting from childhood exposure to tetracycline antibiotics.
Kallisio's patient-specific medtech solutions are designed to help oncologists reduce treatment-related toxicity and protect healthy tissue in cancer care, while enhancing therapy precision and patient outcomes.
The company believes it to be its latest organisational milestone and underlines its ‘focused commitment’ on meeting the stringent requirements of patient safety, precision and regulatory compliance within the healthcare industries.
TALOS, according to the two companies, enables the production of complex, porous, strong and lightweight tantalum structures for medical devices and industrial applications.
