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With a thickness of just, 100 μm, UltraThineer veneers are said to be 3 times thinner than traditional veneers.

Boston Micro Fabrication Plans to Launch Micro 3D-Printed ZIrconia Veneers

Benco customers will now be able to purchase Planmeca digital dental offerings and Asiga 3D dental printing products. 

Benco Dental to Begin Offering Planmeca and Asiga Products

New partnership expands access to the nanoceramic resin to hundreds of high-volume dental labs using Carbon 3D printers.

Desktop Health’s Flexcera Family of Resins Now Validated for Carbon Systems

Kellie Nock is the assistant editor for Dental Products Report. She graduated from Kent State University in 2018 with a Bachelor's in Journalism. Kellie enjoys multimedia content creation with a focus on audio and video storytelling. 

SprintRay Crown is a 3D-printing, chairside crown solution that features esthetics, high strength, and a comfortable fit. 

5Ws* SprintRay Crown 

New post-processing hardware from SprintRay optimizes the 3D printing process by connecting print job information between devices.

ProWash S from SprintRay Cloud Connects for Optimized 3D Printing Workflows

We share potential hazards regarding 3D printing and how you can avoid them in your in-house lab.

Safety Tips for In-House 3D Printing Labs Every Dental Practice Should Know

Dental LT Comfort Resin and BioMed Durable Resin now part of company’s 3D printing materials library.

Formlabs Adds 2 New Materials for Dental and Medical Applications

3D Systems proposes to merge with Stratasys just days after Stratasys enters into a merger agreement with Desktop Metal, Inc.

Busy Week of Merger Activity for 3D Printing Companies

Stratasys and Desktop Metal have announced an agreement to combine, adding value for shareholders while aiming to enhance the additive manufacturing landscape. 

Stratasys and Desktop Metal to Combine

This advanced software platform from Oqton optimizes and automates digital production workflows for dental labs.