TrueDent is an FDA-cleared (Class II) dental resin made specifically for the fabrication of dental appliances, including removable dentures. The resin was developed to be printed exclusively with the ...

Less expensive but good-enough 3D-printed dentures will be a reality in the near future, according to a presentation at the 3DHeals 3D printing conference in San Francisco on April 20. Rapidly ...

Formlabs keeps adding materials to its 3D printing ecosystem and now it can 3D print teeth for dentures. Somerville, Massachusetts Formlabs revealed the new capabilities at CES 2024, the big tech ...

EnvisionTEC was the first to market with a complete 3D printed digital denture solution AvaDent is the leader in easy-to-use software and design services for digital dentures More than 40% of all ...

The company announced at CES today that its “Premium Teeth Resin” has been registered with the FDA and enables 3D-printed dentures with “life-like aesthetics” that mimic “natural teeth translucency ...

For Texas inmates who've been denied dentures by the state, a reprieve may now come thanks to 3D printing. This comes after an investigation by the Houston Chronicle earlier this year that detailed ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Denture Care Shop, a Charleston-area startup is using digital scanning, 3D-printing technology and ...

In September, the Houston Chronicle issued some damning findings about the way the Texas prison system treats inmates who lack teeth. Rather than equipping them with dentures, prison officers tell ...

Inmates in Texas prisons will soon have a new way to get prosthetic teeth: through a dedicated denture clinic that uses 3D-printing technology to produce dentures. The new plan will be implemented by ...

New TrueDent™ Resin Enables 3D Printing of High-Fidelity Polychromatic Dental Appliances EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. & REHOVOT, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS), a leader in polymer 3D ...

Texas prisons were notorious for denying inmates access to dentures, because chewing isn't considered a medical necessity. That might no longer be the case in the near future, all thanks to 3D ...