Author’s:- Dr. Shaik Ali Hassan1, Dr. Sumit Bhateja
Date:- 3 June’2021
Advanced technology in dentistry has helped a lot in treating diseases properly. 3D Printing allows the dentist to visualize, record hard and soft tissue significantly with precise measurement and print the models. The use of CAD/CAM is the most advanced one in dentistry. But it also lacks the trainee who knows how to use it. In this article, we will show how it is used in various dental treatments.
3D printing is emerging as a good technology in a variety of areas including arts, design, architecture, engineering, medicine, and dentistry. CAD / CAM technology brings 3D printing in medicine and dentistry to revolutionary growth and provides an excellent view of various anomalies.1 3D printing gives medicine based on the anatomic data that radiologists acquire and interpret every day. 3D printing is used mostly to create a natural image of the calcified and noncalcified structures that can be seen as such it is in its normal vicinity position.
Hull invented 3D printing which he named stereolithography. Stereolithography interprets the data in a CAD file by using the file.
In dentistry, using CT and CBCT data, and also using intra-oral or laboratory optical surface scan data. Advancement in computer technology and software applications has contributed a lot to 3D printing. The 3D printing process begins with the design of a virtual image of the object to be created and then converts the information into a digital file. A 3D modeling program provides the virtual design that the printer should follow. This requires CAD software that can be used to create objects from scratch.
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