Improved clinical outcomes with the Max 2
By Dr. Jack Milgate, Queencliff Family Dental
At Queenscliff Dental, we’ve always believed that great dentistry comes down to precision, trust, and delivering the best possible experience for our patients. As digital dentistry continued to evolve, it became clear to us that moving to a fully digital workflow would allow us to improve both the quality and efficiency of the care we provide.
In the past, many dental procedures relied on traditional impressions and manual processes. While these methods worked, they could sometimes be uncomfortable for patients and added extra steps that introduced variability. By transitioning to digital scanning, design, and in-house 3D printing, we’ve been able to streamline our workflow and gain far greater control over the accuracy of the final result.
For us, choosing the right 3D printer was critical. After careful evaluation, we selected Asiga as our preferred technology partner. The accuracy and reliability of Asiga printers have earned a strong reputation in digital dentistry, and that level of precision is exactly what we were looking for when producing dental models, surgical guides, and other applications in-house.
"The Max 2 is an all-in-one 3D printer which
makes it a really exciting chairside solution."
Dr. Jack Milgate, Queenscliff Family Dental
Another major reason we chose the Asiga 3D Printer is the open material platform. We’re not limited to a single material supplier, which means we can access the latest dental 3D printing materials as they are developed. This flexibility allows us to choose the best material for each specific clinical application and ensures we stay at the forefront of new innovations in dental materials.
Ultimately, moving to digital has improved our workflow, increased efficiency, and most importantly, enhanced patient outcomes. The ability to produce highly accurate appliances quickly means shorter turnaround times and more predictable treatment results.
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