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Articles

Dental lab industry leaders share what they see ahead for the industry in the coming year.

Dental Lab Products 2023 Innovation Guide

The top 10 articles published in Dental Lab Products® in 2022.

Top 5 Editor’s Choice Dental Lab Technologies of 2022

The top new material products of 2022 as chosen by the editors of Dental Lab Products®.

Top 10 New Lab Materials of 2022

In the digital age of dental labs, what defines a lab or a dental technician? What makes a lab when production can be done anywhere based on designs that come from anywhere? We spoke to dental lab experts to find out.

The Tangibility Question: Can an All-Digital Lab Succeed Without Fabricating Physical Restorations?

OnX Tough 3D printing resin from SprintRay is designed to deliver durability and esthetics to a dental prosthetics. 

SprintRay Launches OnX Tough 3D Printing Resin

The new resin is indicated for the 3D printing of splints, night guards, and mouth guards in-office. 

Desktop Health Receives FDA Clearance for SmileGuard Resin

Renee Knight is a freelance writer and editor who's been covering the dental industry for 15 years. 

For the first time, full-arch zirconia can be sintered in less than 4 hours, a significant improvement over the typical 16-hour cycles.

New Zirconia, Oven Combination Set a Sinter Speed Record 

Nexa3D has upgraded its dental 3D printer to boost throughput, save money, and allow dental labs more first-print successes than ever before with validated Keystone materials. 

Nexa3D Announces Upgrade to NXD 200 Dental 3D Printer

Desktop Health has partnered with Keystone Industries to validate KeySplint 3D printing resin materials for its Einstein 3D printer. 