Dental Lab Products | CAD/CAM

This new imaging software aims to simplify image management in the Dentrix System.

How the PrograPrint 3D Printer from Ivoclar Vivadent is meeting the requirements to work in Rafael Santrich’s lab.

A conversation about technology adoption in dental schools with NYU School of Dentistry Associate Dean Clinical Affairs and Hospital Relations, and Chair and Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Robert S. Glickman, DMD.

A 3D printer is one of the most versatile technologies around, and these systems can do a lot more than produce dental models and restorations.

This compact, 5-axis dry dental milling unit is ideal for production of zirconia restorations and parts from PMMA materials including Ivoclar Vivadent's Ivotion Digital Denture discs.

The dental company takes a look back at 30 years of history behind their pressing technology.

Practices can now design and print aligners in-office with the use of CS Model+ software and the newly validated D30+ Ortho.

With this new feature, company enables dental professionals to turn 3D intraoral scans into printable models directly in PreForm, mitigating learning hurdles associated with complex dental CAD programs and enabling practices to easily digitize their workflows.

With its multi-material printing capabilities, this new 3D printer can simultaneously produce mixed trays of dental parts from up to 5 materials including support materials.

This new digital impression solution provides the features of leading intraoral scanning solutions at an economical price point.

Everything dental lab professionals need to know to make smart choices about which zirconia discs to use.

The new 6-Pin Adapter increases the capacity of the company's wet mill system.

Myerson is acquiring the Dentivera product from Solvay Specialty Polymers along with an exclusive license to use the Ultaire AKP trademark in the dental industry.

VITA VIONIC VIGO® digital denture teeth from VITA are made of SE polymer (silica-endowed polymer matrix) with a design perfected for the digital fabrication of dentures.

This month's The List takes a look at milestones that helped pave the way for today’s dental lab industry and for a future that will surely be impacted more by AI and machine learning.

The latest digital removables materials, processes, and workflows such as the Baltic Denture System available via Sterngold are making denture production more efficient and simpler.

Bringing Chairside Crowns to Clinical Private Practice with the Help of Roland DGA’s DGSHAPE DWX-42W Wet Dental Mill.

Researchers from Northwestern Medicine found 3D printing resins leached compounds that could harm reproductive health.

The new clamp adapter expands the capabilities of this dental mill.

The new castable resin material is the latest expansion to Whip Mix's VeriBrand of 3D printing resins.

Dental manufacturers are intensifying their collaborative efforts with the common goal of developing the best possible oral health solutions for the health and well-being of patients.

The two 3D printing companies specialize in different segments of the market, and the combined company plans to continue leading in multiple areas of the 3D printing market.

The new system is comprised of the 3Demax printer, 3Dewash post-processing unit, and the 3Decure light-curing system, as well as LuxaPrint resins.

Full suite of solutions includes award-winning 3Shape TRIOS 4 intraoral scanners.

Can dental labs achieve a true a balance between the 2?

This high-end and comprehensive CAD/CAM system delivers same-day dentistry solutions for all your restorative needs.

In the latest move in this ongoing patent dispute between these two companies, 3Shape is claiming Align infringes on patents related to focus scanning, color scanning, infrared imaging, and motion sensing.

Agreement includes Medit’s i500 scanner, designed to deliver optimal performance for a wide range of applications.

3D printing company Formlabs announces the first 3D printing resin for chairside production of permanent crowns.

The Formlabs 3D printer can now be used with Carestream's orthodontic software for the production of models for use in fabricating clear aligners.