PS Dentallabor Linz - Increasing accuracy and decreasing manual labor with Separator Digital Materials
During a visit with Christian Saurman, the CEO of NEO Lab, the Stratasys® team wanted to learn how our technologies could make the day-to-day easier for their 120 employees who work with about 3,000 orthodontic and pediatric dental clinics around the country. Saurman explained how time-consuming and messy it is to create acrylic devices using a traditional separator liquid because it requires careful application and it tends to bleed around the model.
It also takes longer to dry and because it’s hard to remove the appliance from the model, the model can easily crack.
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New England Orthodontic Laboratory - Increasing accuracy and decreasing manual labor with Separator Digital Materials
During a visit with Christian Saurman, the CEO of NEO Lab, the Stratasys® team wanted to learn how our technologies could make the day-to-day easier for their 120 employees who work with about 3,000 orthodontic and pediatric dental clinics around the country. Saurman explained how time-consuming and messy it is to create acrylic devices using a traditional separator liquid because it requires careful application and it tends to bleed around the model. It also takes longer to dry and because it’s hard to remove the appliance from the model, the model can easily crack.
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Posca Brothers - Expanding third generation family dental laboratory
A dental laboratory based in Long Beach, California, was one of the first labs to adopt TrueDent™, Stratasys®’ new resin for 3D printing of dentures and temporary crowns and bridges. The lab, Posca Brothers, is run by owners Alex Posca, President, and AJ Posca, who serves as the Vice President and Director of Operations and was founded by their grandfather. “After 65 years of servicing dental professionals, I am part of the third generation responsible for running this laboratory and ushering it into the digital and 3D printing age,” AJ explained.
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Since it was established in 1990, Oxy Implant has stayed at the forefront of digitalization as it has become a larger part of the overall dental industry. With the industry’s paradigm putting the prosthesis at the center of the rehabilitation plan, the best practice workflows must run backwards from the desired prosthetic outcome to develop a plan for achieving this goal. To respond to this change, Biomec began to work on implant fixtures with designs optimized for this type of working philosophy. An implant line was developed that exclusively accommodates the needs of digital implantology, the Fixo™ Line.
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