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From CT imaging to 3D printing

In recent years, the evolution and widespread use of dental CT and medical CT has made it possible to obtain data (dentition and skeletal structure) from patients themselves, and by processing the data obtained from CT imaging and outputting it to a 3D printer, preoperative simulations can now be performed on full-scale models. With a full-scale model in hand, the treatment team can share information about the fit, which is not possible on a CAD screen, and formulate an advanced treatment plan.

  • Reads DICOM data obtained from CT imaging into mimics

  • Eliminates noise (artifacts) generated by metal and other materials

  • We will convert the data into 3D data
    and confirm with the customer that the area of interest has been
    reproduced in the image or data

    *If the STL output is available directly from the medical workstation,
    the above process is eliminated.

  • 3D printing output

Dental CT and medical CT Full-scale model of preoperative simulation

Use of 3D Printers

While most of the models for verification of medical devices used to be made of plaster, in recent years, there has been an increasing demand for soft and transparent models that are closer to the human body. Silicon materials can now reproduce blood vessels, nerves, and cartilage of the nose of the living body, and epoxy light-curing resin materials can be used to make transparent models, so that the inside of the model can be visually checked and the procedure can be confirmed in real time. The bone model can be used not only by medical professionals to confirm procedures and formulate treatment plans through preoperative simulation, but also by medical device manufacturers as a development tool, sales promotion tool, marketing tool, and internal training tool. It can also be used as a development tool for medical device manufacturers, a sales promotion tool, a marketing tool, and an internal training tool.

Use of 3D Printers
3D printer equipment
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