Since the popularization of the PioNext DJ-89 Dental 3D printer in the medical field, the 3D printing technology has been used in various industries in the medical field, especially in the dental field. For example, we need to go to a dental clinic or hospital for orthodontics, dental implants, or dentures, etc. Generally, the entire medical cycle takes at least a week or so, and the dental implants are taken as an example. A slightly better dental implant project is just one. It costs tens of thousands of dollars, and it also takes time to make, which is really expensive and long for treatment.





After automatically adopting 3D printing technology, many patients found that not only the entire medical cost has been reduced, but the entire treatment cycle has also been shortened. Although it cannot be attributed solely to 3D printing technology, it has to be said that 3D printing technology and digital equipment have indeed greatly changed the treatment cycle and cost in today's dental medicine.


Because professional dental 3D printers help the dental field provide convenient chairside care at a lower cost and a controllable treatment plan. Since molds are not required, waiting time can be minimized, that is, dentists can scan the patient's mouth with a 3D scanner, import the obtained data into a dental 3D printer, and then print directly. Use the printed patient dental model to customize a diagnosis and treatment plan that is more suitable for the patient. At the same time, the dental model can also be used to accurately customize the braces, temporary crowns, and dentures that meet the patient's dental condition.





As one of the most mature market segment applications of 3D printing technology, dentistry enters our daily lives unknowingly. In view of the different characteristics of each patient, the personalized customization needs of dental medicine are perfectly matched with the technical characteristics of 3D printing. From the early DLP technology knocking on the door of the dental market through its low-cost and high-quality features, to today's easy-to-use chairside solutions are widely accepted by dentists, orthodontists and oral surgeons, 3D printing is helping the dental industry complete the The transition from digital production to intelligent production has penetrated deeply into multiple application points such as dental implants, invisible orthodontics, and surgical guides.