Dental 3D Printing for Clinics and Laboratories

What dental 3D printing changes

Dental 3D printing connects digital case data to repeatable in-house production. The right setup depends on the application, expected volume, material workflow and post-processing—not on a single specification.

From scan to finished part

  1. Scan and capture the case data.
  2. Design and prepare the file.
  3. Print with a selected PioCreat resin and validated profile.
  4. Wash and dry the printed part.
  5. Cure according to the material documentation.
  6. Finish and inspect the result for the intended workflow.

Applications

Depending on the selected PioCreat material and current documentation, dental workflows may include models, temporary and permanent single-unit restorations, surgical guides, dentures, orthodontic models, splints and related production parts.

Choose the workflow first

Chairside workflows prioritize compact deployment and selected in-office production. Dental lab workflows prioritize regular production, batch utilization and capacity planning.

Printers, materials and post-processing

ADDITORYX helps match PioCreat printers with application-specific dental resins, washing, curing and supporting documentation. Review the Dental 3D Printers, Dental Resins and Compare Models pages.

Get a workflow recommendation

Share your applications, expected output and current process. Contact ADDITORYX for a tailored quotation.