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As 3D printing continues to revolutionize digital dentistry, choosing the right dental 3D printer can have a major impact on your practice or lab. Whether you’re looking for a high-speed chairside printer, a cost-effective entry-level option, or a high-precision lab solution, knowing the latest models and their prices can help you make an informed decision.

Here at Voxel, we’re highly selective over the brands we choose to work with, seeking distributor relationships with manufacturers who share our obsession with quality and service so we can provide our customers with the very best clinical experience. 

We’ve been working with intraoral scanners for years and we've been impressed by the Alliedstar. We rate is as today's top choice for a great mixture of speed, quality and value as an affordable, easy-entry scanning option for nearly any dental or specialty practice - especially those just getting started with 3D impressions.

Known originally for their injet printers, Roland has since explored applications in dentistry - particularly in dental milling. Their dental milling suite is designed to simplify production and improve both practice efficiency doctors and lab technicians.

Dental milling machines have revolutionized restorative dentistry, allowing for the precise fabrication of crowns, bridges, inlays, and other dental prosthetics with exceptional accuracy and efficiency.

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ORCAA stands for Operation Re-dentulate Central America Association. ORCAA Global is a distinguished institution at the forefront of dental education and implantology, dedicated to advancing the field through cutting-edge technology, comprehensive training, and a commitment to patient-centered care.

Will 2025 be the year for investing in a new printer? Whether you're looking to get started, or need to increase production, today's leaders in 3D printing have so much to offer - with reliability, speed and affordability. And, some are even pushing the boundaries of what a 3D printer is capable of doing in dentistry.

Intraoral scanners (IOS) have become an integral part of modern dentistry, streamlining workflows, improving treatment accuracy, and enhancing the patient experience. As technology continues to evolve, the competition among intraoral scanner brands intensifies, bringing innovative features and better performance to the forefront.

Zirconia has become the material of choice for modern dental restorations, combining strength, biocompatibility, and aesthetics to deliver long-lasting, natural-looking results. Whether you’re fabricating crowns, bridges, or full-arch restorations, selecting the right zirconia blocks or pucks for your milling machine is essential for achieving precision and quality.

The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) Annual Session is the must-attend event for orthodontic professionals, showcasing the latest innovations and technologies set to transform the industry. The AAO 2025 is set to take place at the Philadelphia Convention Center, hosted Friday April 25-Sunday April 27, 2025.

Traditional orthodontic wire bending relies heavily on the clinician’s manual dexterity and expertise. Using tools like pliers, orthodontists shape archwires and appliances to guide teeth into proper alignment.