 delivers a complete picture and in-depth coverage of the innovations transforming the US dental lab industry and the technologies and materials making a difference in lab workflows, clinical capabilities, and patient outcomes. 

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Articles

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

How Dental Materials Get Used By Other Industries 

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. 

Building the Next Phase of Dental  3D Printing

Kristin Hohman has served as Associate Editor of Dental Products report since 2019. She has a background in journalism and digital content. Kristin can be reached at khohman@mjhlifesciences.com.

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

Zirconia Offers Lab Owner Esthetics, Durability 

All Ceramic Systems Go

Its unique chemistry delivers revolutionary toughness and lifelike translucency.

5Ws* Trusana Premium 3D Printing Resin

Stan Goff is the Managing Editor of Dental Products Report, Dental Lab Products and Modern Hygienist. He has covered the dental industry since 1999 and can be reached at sgoff@mjhlifesciences.com.  

This zirconia for veneers is available in value, bleach, and multilayer shades to complement any understructure and formulated to deliver both strength and translucency.

5Ws* EZneer

This permanent crown material combines digital dentistry with esthetic materials for the best restorative solutions in a dental laboratory or practice. 

5Ws* CROWNTEC

Amann Girrbach’s new intelligent hybrid milling unit simplifies everyday laboratory work.

Ceramill Motion 3 Designed to Improve the Digitization of Dentures

This new 3D printing resin from Keystone Industries is meant to yield accurate and easy to rescan waxups throughout the digital denture process. 

Keystone Industries Introduces KeyDenture Try-In 3D Printing Resin

The next wave of dental lab technologies and materials was on display at the recent Lab Day 2022. Here are some of the highlights among the numerous new innovations featured at the event.

Lab Materials