Dental Lab Products

A look at how some commonly used dental materials are put to work in other businesses.

Stef Vanneste, vice president and general manager, dental at 3D Systems, speaks with Noah Levine, editorial director of Dental Lab Products®, about what’s next for additive manufacturing technologies and materials.

This new hybrid milling machine combines wet and dry milling for fully automated restorations.

Incorporating the next generation of digital light synthesis (DLS) technology, the M3 and M3 Max help dental labs produce higher-quality parts at greater throughputs.

This passionate ceramist made Ivoclar’s IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime his go-to for zirconia.

DGSHAPE Cloud remotely monitors and tracks CAD/CAM production to help dental labs that use Roland DGA’s DGSHAPE milling devices optimize milling workflows.

These 6 polishing kits from Shofu contain the tools and components to deliver durable and predictable results.

Here’s an Inside Look at How Chairside CAD/CAM Allows You to Take Back Control of Your Practice and the Patient Experience.

The material collaboration between the 2 companies is said to make 3D printing more economical.

The new Performance Plans give customers more flexibility around purchasing software.

A look at the benefits this dental practice experienced after switching to milling solutions from DGSHAPE.

A look at the newest product releases in the dental industry.

Aurident will begin to sell dental 3D printers from Asiga in a reseller partnership between the 2 companies.

Company’s flagship LCD printer re-engineered to be faster, more efficient than ever.

Planmeca USA will integrate its Romexis software with the Digital Dental Exchange from Henry Schein One to better connect dental practices to dental labs.

This strategic partnership between Oqton and Eplus3D will combine automated artificial intelligence-powered software with metal 3D printing capabilities.

EasyRx has announced the addition of PTS Trim Line File Output to its 3D Automated Services for both dental practices and labs.

Glidewell and Medit will partner up to offer dentists an affordable and effective intraoral scanner for restorations and in-office milling.

In this episode, we cover a slew of diverse products ranging from a new implant, an artificial caries detection algorithm, a teeth whitening kit, and an oral sore mouth rinse.

The new GrabCAD software is designed to improve print preparation and automatic support generation tools.

Preat and Panthera Dental will team up to combine implants and enhanced bar manufacturing methods to create components and prosthetics for patients.

Your career is something you’re always cultivating, and your lab should be constantly growing, too, so that it never slows down.

New wipes deliver important balance of broad-spectrum efficacy for dental practices and other healthcare settings, along with worry-free use.

The new matrix® implant is designed for new digital manufacturing technologies.

With 3D printers from SprintRay and subscriptions powered by Subscribili, dentists hope to reduce their reliance on outside entities like labs and insurance companies.

The new digital platform is described as efficient, cost-effective, and easy-to-use – with automatic software updates that give dentists access to the latest version and features.

This solution for the fabrication of flexible removable partials makes the process more efficient for practices and patients

This new bur will help protect against grit and dust to expand its lifespan and save practices time and money.

Company’s CAD and CAM applications offer users a harmonized new user interface at a design and manufacturing level, additional design options and extended connectivity to CEREC Primemill.

Amann Girrbach’s milling update enables laboratories to work even more efficiently, accurately and faster.