Resources
White papers, technical studies
and case studies.
Digital Dental Workflow videos.
Asiga How-to education series
Case study by Dr. Kasen Somana, Signature Dentistry
Asiga How-to education series
With an install of 5x MAX UV and 4x PRO 4K80 UV, see why Andent chose Asiga for their busy dental lab.
While 3D printing is currently poised at the forefront of technology, 4D printing is nipping right at its heels.
DentaGUIDE, DentaTRY, DentaTRAY and DentaIBT
A case Study by Dentaltechnik Knebelsberger GmbH.
Asiga at G Dental in New York
By Alireza Ahmadianyazdi, Isaac J. Miller and Albert Folch
Asiga at one of the largest dental laboratories in the Netherlands.
Digital Enamel have their say on using the Asiga MAX UV for producing dental models with an articulator using Whip Mix Verimodel OS Ivory resin.
In 2016, the removable prosthesis, too often the poor relative in our laboratories, is not of much interest to the young prosthetist.
Race Dental is Australia's largest dental laboratory. CEO, Brad Race discusses how his company applies 3D digital technologies to stay competitive.
The latest in digital orthodontic devices. Here is how Italian dental laboratory 3DO s.r.l. have transitioned to digital and kept on top of their game.
Through the doors of Aetherworks and Victoria Miniatures to see how they have embraced digital manufacturing.
Reach Robotics, a robotic manipulator manufacturer in Sydney, Australia develop rugged and lightweight manipulator arms designed to extend human reach into harsh environments.
Asiga PRO2 75 3D printer streamlines the production of orthodontic clear aligners.
Written by Matthias Zimmerer, Application Engineer, CDT, certified exocad trainer, Schütz Dental 3D printing is quite possibly the main manufacturing process used for splints today. 3D printed splint materials are tough with some being hard & rigid and others softer…
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MIT and Draper researchers have 3D printed a novel microfluidic device that simulates cancer treatments on biopsied tumor tissue.
Making Life Sound Better, GN Hearing
See for the first time a glimpse inside Asiga's factory and a full technical review of the Asiga MAX for dental applications.
Read about the experiences of master dental technician Andreas Hoch, CEO of Dentaltechnik Kiel.
Through a partnership with the Holy Land Institute for the Deaf, volunteer organization 3DP4ME hopes to provide 3D printed hearing-aid ear molds to disadvantaged populations in the Middle East.
Read about Fager Dental Lab.
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Our industry leading PRO 4K continues to make waves in many additive manufacturing industries and here is a recent product review by DentalTechTips.
Asiga customer Palloys is Australasia's premier jewellery manufacturing and custom jewellery service centre.
Occlusally adjusted splints are non-invasive and reversible therapeutic adjuncts that are an integral part of the clinical management of temporomandibular dysfunction.
Read about Derby Dental Lab.
Take a peek inside leading orthodontists Alex Yusupov Specialist Orthodontists and see how they are utilising Asiga 3D printers within their daily workflows.
3D Printing All-On-X Applications
A summary of the top 5 microfluidic devices by Sergei Chapek
This paper reports the design, fabrication, and characterization of arrays of miniaturized, internally fed, polymer electrospray emitters fabricated with stereolithography.
Read about Ford's Dental Lab.
A full digital denture workflow
Efficiently 3D printing models in house helps provide top-quality service to dentists.
Detailing the efficient workflow of the CAD / CAM & CASTING processes incorporation, 3Design, Zbrush, Asiga PICO2 and SuperWAX direct casting material.
From idea to perfection - the creation of jewellery by stereolithography.
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Anatomic4D, based in Sydney, Australia develops and manufactures advanced 3D printed 'True to Life', ultra-realistic dental simulation products for education and training of dental practitioners.
In dentistry, additive technologies cover a wide range of indications across nearly every discipline and niche found within the profession. For these and various other reasons, dependence on additive manufacturing processes such as 3D printing will only continue to rise.
3D printing in some industries is a primary manufacturing process so output consistency, speed and part quality are imperative to ensure production efficiency and continuity.
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Audiology lab Haus der Hörtechnik GmbH have taken the time to document their digital workflow and together with Detax have presented this insightful case study.
Asiga’s desktop solution takes designs to real parts in hours.
Asiga How-to education series
The Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute 3D print micro-scaffolds on the Asiga MAX X to provide a structure when melding human heart cells.
