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SprintRay introduces Midas Restore material—engineered for Midas Digital Press

LOS ANGELES, US: SprintRay, a dental technology company advancing dental 3D printing, has recently announced the commercial launch of SprintRay Midas ...

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3D printing moves closer to definitive restorations

ATHENS, Greece: The research base for 3D printing of definitive restorations is fragmented across material classes, printing technologies and restoration ...

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Additive manufacturing for dental applications: Insights and innovations at Formnext 2026

FRANKFURT AM MAIN, Germany: Formnext, a leading international exhibition and convention for additive manufacturing (AM) and industrial production, will take...

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Study warns social media misinformation may put orthodontic patients at risk

BIRMINGHAM, England: Social media is increasingly used to promote orthodontic treatment directly to prospective patients, including by direct-to-consumer ...

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Precise, simple and fast aligner treatment: Power of shape memory

In response to increasing patient demand for comfort and aesthetics in orthodontic treatment, aligner treatment has grown rapidly. Over the past two ...

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The orthocaps Rainmaker appliance: Clinical illustration and conclusions

The prevalence of Class II malocclusion in children in France is estimated at 36%. In most cases, this malocclusion is attributable to a skeletal ...

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