The integration of additive manufacturing technologies into the production process of orthopedic insoles has ushered in an era of unprecedented customization, shaping the insoles according to the specific anatomical forms of each patient. The synergy between continuously evolving materials and advanced 3D printing technologies has not only refined production precision but has also eliminated manual processes, significantly reducing time, costs, and the use of raw materials.

Choose wisely: what are the most suitable 3D printing technologies to produce your custom insoles? The innovation of 3D printing is transforming every aspect of our daily lives, including how we take care of our health and well-being. One of the most recent and rapidly evolving sectors is the orthopedic industry, particularly dedicated to custom insoles.

Non-invasive technique allows screening of thousands of tumor organoids at the level of individual cell populations, including those from which drug resistance arises.

With the aim of increasingly reducing the steps necessary for the restoration of each patient, planning plays a fundamental role because it allows you to "give life to the idea" of what each smile will look like.

From the external "service" to the internal 3D laboratory As with all technological innovations, also in the biomedical sector 3D has had a strong impact on clinical processes in routine activities, hand in hand with the progress of 3D imaging technologies (CT, MRI, etc…).

The integration of 3D printing in the diagnostic process preparatory to planning regenerative oral surgery (GBR) represents an undoubted advantage for the specialist.