In the world of 3D printing, where mechanical performance, biocompatibility, and ease of processing are intertwined, a new material is emerging strongly.

In the following case, we illustrate the creation of a Maryland bridge in Bego VarseoSmile TriniQ printed resin  with a totally digital approach, highlighting the potential of the 3D flow in the evaluation and pre-visualization phase, in search of the best solution to restore the smile of patient G.

The term brachytherapy denotes a special radiotherapy technique (from the Greek “brachy”, “short”) in which radioactive sources are placed in or near the tumor tissue, which is why it is also called internal or direct contact radiotherapy.

Tooth loss causes an anatomical change in the alveolar bone that requires oral rehabilitation practices using endosseous implants. However, unfavorable conditions can lead to insufficient vertical/horizontal bone size to the point of compromising the insertion of endosseous implants and the aesthetic result.

In the world of dental 3D printing, the choice between an open system and a closed system can significantly impact productivity, costs, and operational flexibility.

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