February 2023, Mikrocentrum, Veldhoven, The Netherlands, part of 3D Medical Printing Series
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This post shows an overview of the presentations given during this edition. Some speakers have given permission to watch the presentation and/or download the PDF of the presentation. Click on the right link.
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A presentation by Gunpreet Oberoi, Postdoc at Medical University of Vienna, Center for Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering.
Dr. Gunpreet Oberoi, is a dental implantologist by education. Her research focuses on medical image segmentation, medical model design and development, and 3D microtissue construction in the field of dental regeneration and is active in research on cleft palate treatment.
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The use of additive manufacturing (AM) is increasingly growing in Dentistry due to the new opportunities these techniques can offer; these include custom-design, waste materials reduction, incorporation of internal structure and scaling-up possibilities, among others.
Fused deposition modelling (FDM) and stereolithography (SLA) are two of the most used AM techniques in the dental field. Each technique offers its own advantages, for example, FDM is a very cost-effective manufacturing method and SLA allows very high resolution.
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3D printing and additive manufacturing has many advantages over conventional workflows in dentistry. These include accuracy, efficiency, cost-savings, customization and potentially a more sustainable approach. Yet the adoption of 3D printing has met some hesitancy. This presentation will review 3D printing and present some traditional and experimental workflows with plastics, metals and zirconia. This will equip the clinician or technician to decide if 3D printing is a suitable workflow to explore.
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