Three-dimensional (3D) printing and additive manufacturing have transformed modern dentistry by enabling the rapid fabrication of highly accurate, customized dental devices and restorations. From diagnostic models and surgical guides to implant components, crowns, bridges, dentures, and orthodontic appliances, these technologies have significantly improved workflow efficiency, treatment precision, and patient outcomes. This track explores the expanding role of additive manufacturing in clinical practice, research, and dental education.
Scientific sessions will examine advances in printing technologies, printable biomaterials, digital workflow integration, customized prosthetics, surgical guide fabrication, tissue engineering, maxillofacial reconstruction, bioprinting applications, and quality assurance. Discussions will also highlight innovations in material science, regulatory considerations, sustainability, and cost-effective manufacturing processes that continue to drive digital transformation within the dental industry.
This track welcomes prosthodontists, orthodontists, oral surgeons, researchers, biomedical engineers, dental technicians, manufacturers, and academic professionals to present pioneering research and technological innovations. Participants will gain valuable insights into future developments that will further enhance precision, efficiency, and personalization in dental care.