Precision and Efficiency Through 3D Printing

Daniel Domingue, DDS, discusses digital tools, printed provisionals, and long-term treatment planning.

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3D printing has transformed implant dentistry into a pre-planned, prosthetically driven workflow, enhancing precision and efficiency.
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Surgical guides, printed provisionals, models, and dentures are the most predictable components to print in-office.
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Digital treatment planning integrates CBCT data with intraoral scans, improving accuracy and reducing complications in implant placement.
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Investing in training and understanding material demands is crucial for clinicians adopting in-house 3D printing.
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AI will play a significant role in future implant planning and workflow automation, enhancing efficiency while maintaining essential treatment principles.

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