3Shape expands its integrated in-house manufacturing options

“I’ve never experienced this level of success on single-visit prosthetic cases. For me, IPS e.max crown cases were the easiest and small inlay restorations with Empress were done without any chipping issues. IPS e.max onlays were designed and milled flawlessly,” said Dr Jae-Min Lee after testing the integration of the DGSHAPE DWX-42W mill with TRIOS Design Studio.

3Shape TRIOS Design Studio enables dental professionals to go beyond scanning, as they can now do same-day designing and milling of crowns, inlays, onlays, bridges, veneers and screw-retained crowns right in the practice. Additionally, it provides step-by-step guided workflows that take advantage of artificial intelligence technology for efficient restorative design as well as 3Shape’s more than ten years of expertise in developing industry-leading CAD/CAM restorative design software for dental laboratories.

“We are very happy to partner with a first-class solution like TRIOS Design Studio and we pride ourselves in being a market pioneer for the open-system CAD/CAM dental solution. Becoming a Trusted Connection partner gives dental professionals even more options to pursue high-quality restorations and better patient outcomes,” said Daniel Satori, Marketing Manager of DGSHAPE.

Birk Ploennigs, Product Director for Implantology and TRIOS Design Studio at 3Shape, added: “As an open ecosystem, 3Shape is always looking to integrate more choices of materials, manufacturing and treatment opportunities for professionals. DGSHAPE’s DWX-42W mill paired with our TRIOS Design Studio creates an affordable and predictable open workflow for dental practices and in-office laboratories planning to offer same-day and next-day dentistry to their patients.”

According to 3Shape, the DGSHAPE DWX-42W mill offers single-touch operation, holds up to three CAD/CAM blocks at the same time, and offers multiple tooling options to allow dental professionals the ability to offer short milling times and premium aesthetics to their patients.

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