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What’s New In 3D Printing Resins, Digital Dentistry Workflows | Image Credit: © Santasombra - stock.adobe.com / AI Generated

Anyone paying attention at all the last couple of years knows that 3D printing has taken off in several industries, including changing the way many dental laboratories and clinicians work to deliver the best possible restorations for dental patients.

 we published some results from the 2024 Materials Survey with commentary from clinicians who focused on direct restoratives, bioactive materials, and preventive materials. You can read 

“Breaking Material Boundaries” by clicking here

Here in this follow-up article, we take a close look at other material categories, namely 3D printing resins, dental milling, and digital dental workflows. Jamie Stover, CDT, Senior Manager of Application Strategy and Integration, Oral Health, Carbon, Inc, and Eric D. Kukucka, DD, Vice President Clinical Removable and Design Technologies, Aspen Dental, share their thoughts on how materials and technologies are impacting the way clinicians and lab techs work today.

“I am fortunate to have a unique perspective on the dental industry, as I am Chair of the National Board for Certification in Dental Laboratory Technology and in my role at Carbon, oversee application strategy and integration globally. This means I am interacting with labs of all different sizes, calibrating on their challenges, and providing strategic solutions,” Stover explains.

“In a nutshell, the challenges and trends we see continuing to evolve are labs struggling to find and hire experienced removable techs (they are aging out of the workforce), access to digital technical training resources for techs, the high cost of overall labor, labs adopting 3D printing for production of many applications, the explosive growth of 3D printed dentures, and evolution of denture resins.”

Lucitione Digital Print (Dentsply Sirona) and Flexcera (Desktop Health) are examples of ISO high impact strength rated 3D print denture resins available currently, which allow labs to produce a strong, esthetic denture that brings many benefits to patients and clinicians, according to Stover. These benefits include reduced appointments, better fit, and a digital record for quick reproducibility just to name a few.

“The intersection of hardware, software and materials is complex and workflow efficiency is dependent on more than just material development and new resins on the market, because producing parts via 3D printing is the easier part for labs,” Stover adds. “Due to staffing challenges, a lack of experienced technicians, and rising labor costs, labs are searching for methods which allow them to fabricate restorations without the need for as much analog labor.”

Breaking Material Boundaries / Image by Kristen Morabito / MJH Life Sciences Using AI

Stover says Carbon is addressing the challenges associated with labor shortages by releasing automated CAM software to reduce the amount of technician time it takes to support and arrange parts prior to printing, and hardware automation that removes parts from the build platform automatically and allows continuous printing without the need for a technician tending the printer for up to 12 hours. He adds that Carbon is also developing a 3D print resin for flexible removable partial dentures, which will bring similar benefits of 3D printed denture workflow to an application that currently can only be made by hand or milled.

In February, Carbon launched its new Automatic Operation (AO) Suite of solutions for dental laboratories, designed to improve 3D printing workflow efficiency. The AO Suite will launch with 3 solutions—Automatic Print Preparation, AO Backpack, and AO Polishing Cassette—and the AO Suite will be a scalable option that labs can grow with. Also in February, Carbon announced the validation of 3 notable resins for its platform–Pac-Dent Rodin Sculpture, Desktop Health Flexcera Base, and Keystone KeyGuard. The resins are now suitable for the Carbon platform, expanding manufacturing capabilities for dental labs.

Kukucka, a denturist from Windsor, Ontario Canada, and a respected authority and international lecturer in digital denture technology, was an early adopter of 3D printing and using technology to change the way dentures are delivered to patients. 3D printed and milled denture materials offer several advantages over traditional denture fabrication methods for today’s digital denture solutions, he says.

These advantages, according to Kukucka include:

 Enabling improved fitting surface of dentures due to the micrometric precision in the manufacturing process offered by these technologies results in that fit better and function more effectively. This can improve speech clarity, chewing ability, and overall oral health. The digital manufacturing process removes a significant amount of the error-prone processes associated with analog removable prosthetics.

 Both additive and subtractive manufacturing can significantly reduce the time required for denture production compared to conventional methods. This means patients can get their dentures faster, reducing the inconvenience of multiple appointments. However 3D printing is generally faster than milling, especially for complex designs that have deep undercuts as well as the ability to print multiple restorations in one cycle. It requires minimal manual intervention and can produce dentures in a relatively short time frame. On the other hand, milling may take longer, particularly for intricate designs or materials that require multiple milling stages.

 Today’s 3D printed and milled technologies support a wide range of materials, from PMMA materials and photopolymers that provide significantly improved performances when compared to conventional materials. This versatility allows for the selection of materials that meet specific patient needs in terms of durability, aesthetics, and biocompatibility.

“Overall, 3D printed and milled denture manufacturing and materials represent a significant advancement in removable prosthodontics, offering superior efficiency, esthetics, fit, and functionality compared to traditional methods,” Kukucka says. “Ultimately, the choice between 3D printing and milling depends on factors such as the required precision, material properties, design complexity, production speed, and desired surface finish.

“Dentists and dental laboratories may choose one technology over the other based on these considerations and the specific needs of each patient. Both technologies have their advantages and limitations however have both been instituted in the industry.”

In regards to 3D printed resin systems, he recommends Dentsply Sirona’s Lucitione Digital Print Denture system and the Sprintray APEX (High Impact Denture Base and Denture tooth material). For the milling, Kukucka prefers the Ivotion Denture System from Ivoclar.

Kukucka adds that 3D printing has revolutionized the field of digital dentures in several ways, including reduced waste, improved efficiencies, and cost savings.

“3D printing enables dentists to produce dentures with greater efficiency, leading to reduced material waste compared to traditional methods, enabling improved precision and accuracy, which translates to improved comfort and functionality,” he says.

Additionally, 3D printing enables higher throughput in the manufacturing process being able to print a multitude of restorative indications simultaneously. When compared to the traditional methods of denture production, dental professionals can save hours between active and passive time, Kuckucka states. This further enables faster time to teeth.

“3D printing is more cost effective, the point of entry is typically lower than milling technology,” he adds. “While some of today’s 3D printers may have a higher point to entry from a cost perspective over time, it can lead to cost savings due to reduced labor and material costs and increased throughput.”

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Industry experts share their thoughts on 3D printing resins, digital dentures, and more as we follow up on the 2024 Materials Survey.

What's New In 3D Printing Resins, Digital Dentistry Workflows

Information provided by Air Techniques, Inc.

FlowStar Nitrous Flowmeters and components

5Ws* FlowStar Touch and Analog | Image Credit: © Air Techniques, Inc

Every dental practice that utilizes nitrous oxide/oxygen scavenging systems.

When looking to administer nitrous oxide/oxygen safely within dental practices.

The FlowStar Touch Package includes the FlowStar Touch; single-use nasal hoods, scavenging circuits and breathing bag; Gas Control System including Bag-T, vacuum control, and oxygen outlet; and Diameter-Index Safety System piping and installation kit. FlowStar Touch is the company’s next generation of nitrous oxide sedation, designed to combine elegance with superior technology. The innovative flat touchscreen control is designed to fit perfectly with modern practice.

The FlowStar Touch is designed to provide a simple workflow and intuitive use. Features include an automatic fail-safe protection to shut off nitrous when there’s a loss of oxygen for patient safety; 18-L total flow rate for treating patients with larger lung capacity; acoustic and visual information signals for patient safety; integrated error and assessment memory; auto-compensating feature to control total gas flow when adjustments are needed; and positioning of gas delivery and scavenging control for more flexible installations. The FlowStar Analog is built with high-quality, wear-resistant materials and filled with functions to provide value to users on a daily basis. The auto-compensating total flow rate secures a balance between oxygen and nitrous gas when adjusting the nitrous oxide percentage, which in turn saves time and reduces costs.

These next-level nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation systems from Air Techniques benefit from a high-quality vacuum system and can be administered safely within dental practices.

5Ws*  FlowStar Touch and Analog 

CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry Opens Thursday | Image Credit: © California Dental Association

This year’s annual California Dental Association meeting “CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry” will open Thursday at the Anaheim Convention Center.

The 3-day event will kick off for exhibitors at 9:30 am on Thursday and runs through Saturday. Always one of the must-attend dental conventions of the year, CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry (May 16-18) provides opportunities to advance education, check out the latest products and technologies, and benefit from purchasing offers while meeting face-to-face with manufacturers.

The meeting is designed to help clinicians and team members get the skills needed to level-up their business and patient care with 3 full days of in-depth learning, learning tracks specific to particular roles, exclusive shopping deals, and vast networking opportunities.

Attendees can access exclusive deals when shopping in the Exhibit Hall, while they view the latest dental technologies and services, get hands-on demos and talk with experts who can help them find the right products to best fit their business needs.The Exhibit Hall is open from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm on Thursday and Friday, and the hours on Saturday are 9:30 am to 4:30 pm,

You can get the most out of your educational experience with the help of the CDA Learning Tracks. Attendees can choose from several courses and workshops that are tailored to their role or learning interests. 

Click here for more on the Learning Tracks 

which take place on Friday and Saturday, with an emphasis on the Dental Team, Hygiene, and Early Career Dentists. Topics include understanding composites, communicating with your team, Rock Star Dental Assistant, Oral Cancer, and more.

This 3-day event in Anaheim each year offers up great opportunities for dental professionals to learn, network, and shop the latest products and technologies.

CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry Opens Thursday

Ross Nash’s Full Mouth Reconstruction Course Headed to New Jersey | | Image Credit: © Institute of Advanced Dental Education

Distinguished cosmetic dentist Rosh Nash, DDS, FAACD, is partnering with one of New Jersey’s top cosmetic dentists, Anthony Vocaturo, DDS, AAACD, to present the comprehensive 2-day, hands-on program “Full Mouth Reconstruction: High-Tech, High-Touch,” this summer.

The 16 CEU course will be held at the Institute of Advanced Dental Education (IADE) located in Colts Neck, New Jersey on July 19-20. The IADE was recently designated as an authorized Nash Institute Affiliate and as such, will serve as the Nash Institute’s New Jersey Campus.

“I’m very pleased to officially announce that the IADE is now a Nash Institute Affiliate, and I’m looking forward to co-presenting this brand-new program with Dr Vocaturo and an A-team of instructors,” says Dr Nash in a press release.

Dr Vocaturo, the founder and executive director of the IADE and the owner of NJ Smile Center, adds, “I’m honored to be partnering with my long-time mentor Dr Ross Nash in establishing the IADE as a Nash Institute Affiliate and excited to be co-presenting with him for the first time in New Jersey. This means that thousands of dentists will be within driving distance of the finest full mouth reconstruction training available.”

During this comprehensive and interactive program, participants will review the latest concepts of occlusion and smile design as they apply to full mouth reconstruction cases. Attendees will learn best practices in analog and digital cosmetic dentistry including taking accurate facebow records, digital scanning, and treatment planning. There will be a small class size, which allows for personalized hands-on training to be provided by the instructors.

Course attendees will return to their dental practices with a greater understanding of the finer principals of providing high caliber full mouth reconstructions, including technology, materials, patient communications and marketing.

More specifically, areas that will be addressed include:

 Dr Nash is the co-founder and director of the Nash Institute of Dental Learning. He is a pioneer in the art and science of cosmetic dentistry and widely regarded as one of the finest cosmetic dentists in the world. He is the cosmetic dentist who teaches other clinicians.

Anthony Vocaturo, DDS, AAACD, ASDA, FACE, FAGD, FIADFE, 

practices cosmetic and restorative dentistry at NJ Smile Center in Colts Neck. He is the only dentist in New Jersey to be accredited and certified by both The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) and The American Society for Dental Aesthetics (ASDA).

is the co-founder of the Nash Institute and a dental practice management consultant, and seminar leader. She has worked in hundreds of dental offices evaluating team and practice development, day-to-day operations and offering creative solutions for communications effectiveness and increased productivity.

 is a Certified Dental Technician and Master Ceramist and proud member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He is also a master ceramist graduate from Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, a Pac-Live master technician and a Fellow of the Academy of Comprehensive Esthetics. Olivier is also the inventor of the One Bite® Evolution advanced facebow system.

is a Master Ceramist with over 30 years of experience, and a member of the prestigious Oral Design International Foundation. He has received academic achievement awards for his knowledge on implant dentistry and is widely considered to be one of the foremost ceramists in the country, if not the world, by his peers.

Personalized Instruction, Limited Seating

This is the first time the 2-day, 16 CEU Dr Ross Nash / Dr Anthony Vocaturo course Full Mouth Reconstruction: High-Tech, High-Touch is being held in New Jersey. Limited seating capacity ensures invaluable one-on-one interaction with the instructors. The course is designed for dentists interested in practicing cosmetic dentistry, and cosmetic dentists who want to improve their clinical skills—lab technicians and expanded function dental assistants are also welcome. You can register today at 

The IADE provides quality education for dental professionals with a strong focus on hands-on training. The institute’s speakers are experts in their respective fields and share their knowledge, experience and love for dentistry.

The 2-day, 16 CEU program hosted by the Institute of Advanced Dental Education takes place July 19-20.

Ross Nash’s Full Mouth Reconstruction Course Headed to New Jersey

5Ws* Intiveo Global Insights | Image Credit: © Intiveo

Dental service organizations (DSOs) and multilocation group practices looking to streamline operations and amplify growth

Intiveo’s user-friendly, customizable software makes it possible to deliver a great patient experience at every step of their journey. The company’s patient engagement software allows a practice to become the best version of itself on a daily basis by forging long-lasting relationships with patients.

Intiveo boasts a strong commitment to providing exceptional patient service and has consistently streamlined front-office workflows and centralized patient engagement and communication management for dental practices. With the introduction of their new Global Insights analytics, the company is taking it a step further by offering DSOs and multilocation practices a comprehensive view into actionable insights, empowering them to optimize their operations.

Intiveo is a patient engagement software designed to automate patient communications without losing that important personal touch. The platform achieves this by improving patient engagement and outcomes through 2-way chat, recall reminders, quality improvement surveys, and online review management tools. With comprehensive integrations across major practice management software systems, Intiveo streamlines front-office workflows and centralizes patient engagement and communication management.

This cutting-edge analytics solution is geared specifically to dental service organizations (DSOs) and multilocation group practices.

5Ws* Intiveo Global Insights

Grin Unveils 3D Treatment Tracking Tool and More at AAO Conference | Image Credit: © Grin

Grin launched its new treatment tracking technology,

and a suite of highly efﬁcient tools to enhance the Grin Premium experience at the American Association of Orthodontics 2024 Annual Session, May 3-6, in New Orleans.

s designed to provide practitioners with a more precise method of tracking treatment progress for unparalleled insights and control over patient treatment progress. This latest offering from Grin—a leading virtual care platform for digital oral healthcare solutions—is described as a 3D Progression Comparison tool offering precision tracking, and representing a signiﬁcant step forward in orthodontic treatment monitoring.

The company’s technology comprehensively analyzes patient progress in real-time and compares it to the original stages of the clinician's treatment plan. While remaining completely appliance-agnostic, 

is compatible with most major aligner brands and custom digital braces providers, according to Grin.

Its computer vision patented technology now allows users to compare the Grin 2D scans received directly from the patient over their treatment lifecycle with the treatment expected 3D stages on a tooth-by-tooth level, allowing for smart detection of proximity to treatment goals or off-track teeth.

This level of real patient data is designed to allow clinicians to reﬁne and optimize treatment strategies, be equipped with the best tools to make the most informed decisions, and to save time. With automated treatment tracking, clinical outcomes can be improved and this leads to shorter treatment durations and better patient experiences.

In addition to the new treatment tracking tool, the company also unveiled a new suite of tools designed to enhance the Grin Premium experience. Practices utilizing this service will beneﬁt from embedded, streamlined, and highly traceable treatment management tools at the practice and patient levels. These enhanced tools include new communication methods and tracking analytics to gain deeper insights into patient needs and to elevate the services provided.

: Tracking analytics and visual representations of treatment progress allow orthodontists to easily track changes, identify trends, and gain deeper insight into their patients' treatment over time.

: Ensuring that all necessary protocols are followed for diﬀerent types of patient care and including speciﬁc and automatic assistants like Aligners Tx, Braces Tx, Oral Hygiene, and others indicates a focus on detailed and tailored care for each patient's needs.

: Seamless integration with Grin's internal communication tools produces secure and convenient communication between the practice and Grin Remote Care Specialists, enhancing collaboration and promoting eﬃciency among the care team members.

These new releases follow recent updates that include Automation, Scan Share with external clinicians, Scan Comparison, an enhanced self-scanning experience, and new features in The Grin RecordsApp, such as image optimization.

"We are thrilled to unveil this ﬁrst-of-its-kind innovation at the AAO 2024 Annual Session. 

represents a major advancement in orthodontic care, providing orthodontists with advanced capabilities to monitor and optimize treatment outcomes,” says Dr. Adam Schulhof, CEO of Grin, in a press release. “Our goal is to give doctors a tool that reduces their concern about accuracy and real-time patient tracking and allows them to focus more on the big picture in their practice."

The company launched The Grin 3D Tx Tracker™ and a suite of efﬁcient tools designed to enhance the Grin Premium experience.

Grin Unveils 3D Treatment Tracking Tool and More at AAO Conference

Implant Solutions World Summit Comes to Miami June 13-15 | Image Credit: © Dentsply Sirona 

An impressive collection of international dental professionals from the field of implant dentistry will meet and participate in Miami, Florida, for the Implant Solutions World Summit hosted by Dentsply Sirona from June 13-15, 2024.

The Implant Solutions World Summit will cover many aspects of implant dentistry, including the latest scientific research and data regarding the clinical success, esthetic outcomes, and safety of Dentsply Sirona’s product portfolio. Featuring 48 speakers from 12 different countries, next month’s conference will foster a global exchange of ideas and provide attendees with a wealth of knowledge from diverse perspectives. Each of the sessions at the Summit will be simultaneously translated into more than 30 languages.

Following the impressive success of last year's conference in Athens, Greece, The Implant Solutions World Summit 2024 will again provide a great opportunity for networking, knowledge exchange, and cultivating collaborations among implant dentistry professionals.

The scientific program curated for this year’s event includes renowned industry experts Mark Ludlow, DMD, MS, Dr. Anne Benhamou, Marco Degidi, DDS, Martin Wanendeya, BDS, and more, who will address topics such as dental implant and prosthetic innovations, bone augmentation and regeneration in implant treatment, the transformative potential of digital dentistry, and the role of patients maintaining oral health, Dentsply Sirona states.

“We are excited to engage with the global implant community for this inspiring meeting – exploring the latest science and innovations in implant dentistry to transform patient care,” Tony Susino, group vice president implant and prosthetic solutions at Dentsply Sirona, says in a press release.“The Implant Solutions World Summit showcases our ongoing dedication to scientific excellence and the continued advancement of implant dentistry.”

Throughout the conference, participants will engage in highly relevant topics, including the prevention of peri-implantitis for long-term peri-implant health and managing implant complications and esthetic results. There will also be dialogue between experts on questions such as, “Implants for life-is it possible?”

Attendees will also be able to visit the Inspiration Hub, an interactive exhibition to learn more about the host company’s products and treatment solutions, including:

DS Core, the cloud-based digital ecosystem

Additionally, attendees can register for a series of master classes that focus on various aspects of implant dentistry. These hands-on workshops will cover surgical techniques, digital workflows for single-tooth and full-arch treatment, and the integration of advanced dental technologies into everyday practice.

More information about the master classes and registration can be found by 

“I am incredibly excited to be part of this congress, which brings together esteemed professionals from across the globe to share their expertise and advancements in implant dentistry,” Dr. Malene Hallund, Scientific Chair of the Implant Solutions World Summit, adds. “Through this event, we aim to inspire and equip dental professionals with the latest information and technologies to enhance patient care and elevate their practice.”

By immersing themselves in the latest advancements, research, and best practices, attendees will have the opportunity to elevate their practice and enhance patient outcomes. Also, the networking opportunities provided by this congress enable professionals to connect with like-minded individuals, forge new partnerships, and expand their networks.

The Summit will take place at the InterContinental Miami. For more details,visit: 

Dentsply Sirona conference will feature the latest scientific research and data regarding the clinical success and esthetic outcomes for dental implants, and top-notch education.

Implant Solutions World Summit Comes to Miami June 13-15

Carbon, Inc, just announced another resin validation, Keystone® KeyMask® for use with Carbon M-series printers, to further strengthen its partnership with Keystone Industries.

This collaboration marks a continuation of the partnership between Carbon, a pioneering technology company in product development and additive manufacturing, and Keystone, which has been formulating biocompatible photopolymer resins for dental and cosmetic applications for 3 decades.

KeyMask is a flexible, yet firm 3D-printed material designed to simulate the look and feel of natural gum tissue. Its introduction to the Carbon M-series printers is designed to enable dental labs to enhance their digital restoration planning with accurate, low-shrinkage, and easily trimmed gingival masks. Developed by Keystone, this innovative solution is set to transform the way dental labs approach prosthetics and restorative dentistry.

KeyMask features high strength, flexibility, and natural esthetics, and is formulated to ensure durability and a realistic representation of gingival tissue. By integrating KeyMask with Carbon’s advanced M-series printers, dental labs can achieve a high level of precision and efficiency in their restoration workflows, the companies state.

“Carbon’s partnership with Keystone to validate KeyMask for our M-series printers is a testament to our commitment to offering the best materials for digital dentistry,” Phil DeSimone, CEO and Co-Founder of Carbon, says in a press release. “This collaboration enhances our portfolio of dental solutions, providing our customers with the tools to deliver high-quality cases to their customers.”

Keystone KeyMask for digital dental restorations provides several benefits including Realistic Gum Tissue Simulation (KeyMask’s flexible yet firm composition offers lifelike simulations of gum tissue for high-quality dental restorations) and an enhanced digital workflow. Dental labs can now streamline their digital restoration planning for more accurate and efficient outcomes, according to the companies.

Keystone KeyMask is now available for use with Carbon M-series printers in select regions, including the United States and Europe. Labs interested in integrating this advanced material into their dental restoration processes can contact their local Carbon representative for more information.

Carbon and Keystone Industries announced 

that the 2 companies had agreed to develop a flexible removable partial denture resin based on Carbon's patented dual cure materials. The joint effort brought about the first use of Carbon's patented dual cure process in a dental application.

Latest collaboration is designed to enable dental labs to enhance their digital restoration planning with accurate, low-shrinkage, and easily trimmed gingival masks.


Carbon Validates Keystone KeyMask for Carbon M-Series Printers

Already one of dentistry’s most influential buying groups, Synergy Dental Partners announced today the successful acquisition of the Dental Whale Savings Network (DWSN) GPO in a secondary transaction following 

of Dental Whale and all of its subsidiaries.

This latest strategic move further solidifies Synergy's position as a leading buying group in dental, enhancing its ability to negotiate with vendor partners and provide unparalleled value and benefits to its members, the company says.

The acquisition of DWSN marks a significant milestone in Synergy's commitment to continuing to empower dental professionals to purchase supplies and services at DSO-level pricing and strengthening the independent dental community. By integrating DWSN’s member base into its own, the company is poised to unlock even greater purchasing power and deliver enhanced value to its members across the country.

“We are thrilled to welcome Dental Whale Savings Network members to the Synergy family,” Brian Dershow, COO at Synergy Dental Partners, says in today’s press release. “This acquisition underscores our dedication to supporting independent dentistry and ensuring that our members have access to the best deals and resources available in the market. With the addition of Dental Whale Savings Network, we are excited to leverage our combined strength to drive even greater value and success for our members nationwide.”

Jinesh Patel, CEO and co-founder of UptimeHealth, adds, “We are happy that DWSN and its members will have a new home with Synergy Dental Partners. This acquisition helps ensure they are in good hands and receive the best possible value and support with Brian and his team.”

Through strategic partnerships and a focus on providing value to its members, Synergy—founded in 2010— has established itself as a trusted leader, helping practices thrive in today's competitive landscape.

Synergy Dental Partners states it remains committed to delivering great service and support to its members through out the integration process. Its members can expect a seamless experience and continued access to the same high-quality resources and benefits they have come to rely on, the company says.

, the nation's largest GPO, drives success for its members through meaningful vendor partnerships and a commitment to member satisfaction. UptimeHealth, headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, specializes in providing user-friendly software solutions for healthcare administrators and operators. The company’s technologies focus on compliance management, operational efficiencies, and access to a vast network of qualified biomed technicians.

The acquisition enables Synergy to strengthen its purchasing power as nation's largest dental group purchasing organization.

Buying Group Synergy Dental Partners Acquires Dental Whale Savings Network

Dental manufacturer KaVo today announced the unveiling of a new, user-friendly website at KaVo.com.

After months of hard work and dedication, KaVo has introduced a user-friendly platform designed to enhance visitors’ experiences with the company’s products and services.

KaVo offers a wide array of dental handpieces and instruments, including electric handpieces, air-driven turbines, couplers and motors, maintenance and cleaning products, and hygiene and specialty instruments.

The new website is designed for all dental professionals—those seeking cutting-edge equipment or curious visitors interested in exploring the company’s innovations.

Explore KaVo’s full range of dental solutions.

Stay informed with articles, videos, and resources.

Enjoy a seamless browsing experience across all devices.

Since 1909, KaVo employees have been developing, manufacturing, and selling high-quality products designed to set new market standards in the dental industry. The company was founded in 1909 by Alois Kaltenbach, then it became known as Kaltenbach & Voight (KaVo) when Richard Voigt joined the company in 1919.

KaVo Dental Technologies, LLC is located in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The dental manufacturer says, “navigating dental excellence has never been easier.”