Digital dentistry & 3D printing

While new technologies are growing in many areas of health, they also appear as a real opportunity for the dental industry!

Innovation at the service of orthodontics

Additive manufacturing is becoming more and more accessible and is revolutionizing dental care by modernizing the production of components. Dental 3D printing responds to the various challenges faced by practitioners and laboratories: it ensures the optimization of performance, quality and costs.

Through its subsidiaries, Prodways offers you a range of dental products and technologies adapted to your precision digital dentistry needs.

3D printing for orthodontics
Enables the creation of orthodontic models for thermoforming of dental aligners, crown and bridge models, and surgical models
CAD/CAM and 3D printing
Enables the production of fixed, mixed or aesthetic dental prostheses and all implant components

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