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Hundreds of dental patients have 3D printed teeth
"Having a tooth can be quite troublesome, especially when you have to go back and forth multiple times. This is a common worry among many patients with oral issues. However, with the latest advancements in dental technology, this process has become much more efficient. At the hospital, we now offer 3D printed teeth, which allow patients to complete the entire process—mold making, design, adjustment, and installation—in just one visit. This is the power of 3D printing in dentistry."
"The reporter recently learned from the Department of Oral Prevention at the First Affiliated Hospital that since the hospital began offering 3D-printed dental solutions last December, hundreds of patients from Yunnan have already received their custom-made teeth. This innovative approach is changing the way dental care is delivered."
"Mr. Yu, a 50-year-old patient, had lost his two front teeth at the age of 18 due to an accident. Although he received treatment over ten years ago, the remaining teeth became discolored over time, causing him embarrassment. To solve this issue, he opted for 3D-printed all-ceramic teeth. The team at the Department of Oral Prevention created a pair of custom incisors for him, allowing Mr. Yu to complete the entire process in just one visit."
"During a recent visit, the reporter observed the 3D printing setup: a computer, a 3D printer, and a scanner connected to the system. Before creating the model for Mr. Yu, the doctor used the scanner to capture detailed images of his upper and lower teeth, as well as the occlusion state. During the scan, soft music was played to help the patient relax. If any scans were incomplete or inaccurate, the system would alert the operator."
"After the scan, the digital model of Mr. Yu’s teeth appeared on the screen. Based on this data, the dentist created a 3D model using specialized software, which was then used to print the custom teeth. Once the model was ready, the porcelain block was placed into the printer, where three drill bits worked together to shape the ceramic precisely. Printing two incisors took less than 15 minutes, and the results were highly accurate."
"During the fitting, minor adjustments could be made manually to ensure maximum comfort for the patient. Additionally, the color of the 3D-printed teeth could be customized to match the natural shade of the patient’s existing teeth, ensuring a seamless and realistic appearance."