Desktop Metal has launched a new line of 3D printers for medicine

The developer of 3D printing technologies Desktop Metal, Inc. (DM), introduced a new family of 3D printers for dentistry, one of the most stable segments of three-dimensional printing technologies, and the characteristics of the new products allow Desktop Metal to count on expanding market share. 

Desktop Health (a medical division of Desktop Metal) offers a new line of 3D printers under the Einstein trademark and a set of Flexcera Smile Ultra+ photopolymer resins specially designed for dentistry. 

The new printer has the highest resolution of commercially available analogs allows you to print dental products as close as possible to the models obtained as a result of three-dimensional scanning of the oral cavity. In addition, more importantly, almost two hundred materials are available for Einstein printers. 

These are solid photopolymers for creating dental implants and unique materials, for example, hydrogels, which as a framework for bone tissue regeneration or long-term drug delivery to damaged tissues. Moreover, Desktop Metal specialists increased the printing speed by 50%. Now veneers, crowns, and other similar products can be printed in a matter of minutes. The increase in printing speed means an increase in the profitability of Desktop Metal equipment for dental clinics. 

Can now perform Some complex dental restoration procedures, not within a week, but in one day should be noted that dental 3D printing has several features that increase the threshold for entering this market. So, in addition to high accuracy and speed, versatility and special software are needed that will control the characteristics of the resulting product, form unique edges for a tight fit, and at the same time ensure the similarity of prostheses to natural teeth in texture and color. 

Therefore, the technological separation of Desktop Metal from competitors in dentistry can provide a rapid growth of market share.