Blog posts tagged with 'dental 3d printer'

A patient has a tumor in their skull. The surgical team is holding a full-scale model of the patient's skull before surgery, planning cutting points. Another patient is receiving a titanium hip implant that fits perfectly into their body - specially designed for their bone structure. A dentist scans a patient's mouth and produces a temporary crown within 2 hours.

You started with FDM printers, made several successful prints, and you're satisfied with the results. But something bothers you: layer lines. You want that perfectly smooth surface, fine details, crystal-clear transparent parts. This is exactly where resin printers come into play.