Digital Equipment

4-axis and 5-axis wet or dry milling machines that machine zirconia, PMMA, wax and metal blocks into precisely fitting crowns, bridges and frameworks.

Handheld optical scanners used chairside to capture digital impressions of a patient's teeth and oral tissues, replacing conventional impression materials in the digital workflow.

Equipment used to clean, cure and otherwise process additively manufactured dental parts after 3D printing.

SLA and DLP resin 3D printers used by dental laboratories and clinics to fabricate models, surgical guides, splints, temporary crowns and other appliances directly from digital design files.

Desktop 3D scanners used in dental laboratories to digitise plaster models, impressions and dies for CAD design and CAM production of restorations.

Desktop and handheld 3D imaging devices that capture a patient's facial anatomy for digital smile design, treatment planning and integration with intraoral scan data.

Additive manufacturing systems that build metal dental frameworks, copings and partial denture frames layer by layer using DMLS or SLM technology for laboratory production.