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3D Printing System
3D printing is a revolutionary technology that has revolutionized the dental industry. The 3d printing in prosthodontics is a process of creating three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file. The process involves laying down successive layers of material to create an object. This dental lab 3d printer technology has enabled dentists to create precise and accurate dental restorations and prosthesis, eliminating the need for traditional, time-consuming methods. The 3d printing in dental industry has made dental treatments faster, more affordable, and more precise.
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Dental 3D Printer
NOBIL-3D is a printer specifically designed for dental digitization. It has a higher precision and a more consistent quality, as well as a more automated operating process that enables the printing of a wide range of models, including dental models, denture base, surgical guides, etc.View More -
Dental Model
This product is characterized by high precision and great hardness. The model has a fine surface, further improving the restoration of details. Even if the printing material is not cured, it can still ensure a low shrmaterialage, which greatly improves the deformation resistance and fit the actual usage scenario of users, leaving no need to worry about rework caused by deformation.View More -
NOBILCAM Edge E2 3D Printer
The NOBILCAM Edge E2 presents a LCD-based additive manufacturing system, specifically engineered for dental practitioners at the forefront of the digital dentistry transformation. This advanced 3D printing apparatus excels in rapid prototyping, ensuring high-resolution and consistent print outcomes.View More -
Nobilcam Edge Max 3D Printer
Experience a transformative leap in dental fabrication with the large format Edge Max 3D Printer: Elevate your production efficiency with maximized output per print cycle!View More
What are Innovations in 3D Printing in Dental Industry?
3D printing is revolutionizing the dental industry by providing innovative solutions for dental restoration. It can create more precise and accurate prostheses, as well as reduce costs, complexity and time. 3D printing is also being used to create dental implants and other prosthetic parts, making dental restoration more accessible.