With the development and exploration of resin 3D printers in the field of 3D printing dentistry, light-curing 3D printing equipment that claims to be applied to dentistry are flourishing. Due to the high requirements for precision and accuracy in dental applications,

The dental industry has already revolutionized the use of 3D printing technology. From stable broken teeth to application areas of dental floss, several different application areas of 3D printing have been developed and designed. The most common techniques for dental 3D are stereolithography (SLA) and digital light processing (DLP). According to the application field, different resins in the application field.

Replacing teeth and dental appliances is not a new technology. For a long time, the production of traditional dentures or other appliances has not changed much, but 3D printing has quickly changed our view of dentistry. What can 3D printing do for dentistry and how does it change the way teeth are repaired and replaced?

How important the teeth are to us, the application of 3D printers in 3D printed dentistry is just as important.

At this stage, 3D printers are accepted by more research scholars and doctors in the medical industry. 3D printers can not only be used to create practical models such as tools, prostheses, dental implants, etc., it can even be used to 3D bioprint the internal biological tissues such as human cells and bones. In this article, we will focus on the application and development prospects of 3D printers in the dental field.

Under the general trend of oral digitization, 3D printing technology combined with oral scanners, medical-grade 3D printing materials, and intelligent software systems have not only brought changes to the industry, but also brought subversive development to dental clinics.