September 22, 20213D printingsoftwareDeveloper leadermaterialiseAnnounced the launch of their new Materialise MagicsDentistryModule business.Materialise’s module plug-in is specifically designed for dental laboratories and provides a set of easy-to-operate tools to fully optimize and automate dentistry3D printingwork process.The launch of the dental module aims to promote the scalability of the company’s business, which simplifies the common dental applications3D printingThe preparation process covers everything from supporting generation to building nesting.
In response, Volker Schillen, Marketing Innovation Manager of Materialise, explained:”3D printingToday, the dental field is very mature. Many dental laboratories have their own printers and are making customized parts for dental restorations every day. Their next requirement is to optimize the workflow so that dental experts can reduce the time to manually prepare designs for printing. With automated tools, experts can instead spend more of this time on other valuable tasks, such as face-to-face consultations with patients. “
△The dental module provides advanced functions, such as automatic nesting. Photo courtesy of Materialise
Materialise Magics
Magics is proprietary to Materialise3D printingPrepare the software.In addition to being a slicing system, the program also provides a large number of advanced features, making it an industrial-grade3D printingThe first choice of machine manufacturers.The software enables users to edit and repair theirstl fileTo ensure a successful build. Users can also integrate the offset and grid structure directly in the Magics workspace, reducing the need for dedicated 3D design software. In addition, Materialise customers can also take advantage of automatic report generation, construction analysis functions, and automatic part positioning and nesting.
With the introduction of the latest modules, there are now 10 add-ons available for Materialise Magics, all of which helpaviationaerospace,carwithMedical treatmentUsers in industries such as healthcare simplify their3D printingwork process.
△Use MaterialiseMagics to generate the support part. Photo courtesy of Materialise
Use dental modules to automate dentistry
The latest addition to the Magics platform is the dental module.This set of software tools is mainly for the most common dental3D printingApplication parts provide automatic printing preparation, including crowns, bridges and partial bases.Once the dental 3D model is uploaded to Magics, the user only needs to click a button to launch the module. Once run, it will automatically complete all stages of the pre-printing workflow, including labeling, layout and support structure generation, within minutes. If done manually, these tasks sometimes take several hours to complete, depending on the scale of the build and the complexity of the parts. For those who want more control over the build process, the dental module also allows the creation of customizable processing profiles. Users can also use Materialise Magics’ built-in process modification tools to modify the automatically generated results, or to perfect construction for niche applications where the dental module does not have a clear support structure.
△Simplify dentistry with dental module3D printing. Picture from Materialise
Aiming at another area of the dental AM software market, IBM Watson Health, the healthcare department of the technical consulting company IBM, recently launched the latest version of IBM iConnect Access, which is their company’s diagnostic and medical image exchange platform.According to reports, this updated platform is the future3D printingBased on the function, users will soon be able to use the patient’s medical imaging data directly from the platform3D printingCreate realistic anatomical models.
In the field of dental materials,Desktop MetalDesktop Health, its healthcare subsidiary, recently launched a chromium-cobalt binder spray material for dental applications.This material for dental laboratories is compatible with the company’s store system. It is designed to produce customized bridges, crowns, partial dentures andOperationguide.
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