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3D printing international No. 2, 2026
Cover / Editorial / Content / Restoring a teenager’s smile using Midas-printed Crown HT veneers / Dynamic virtual patient in full-mouth rehabilitation: Using a 3D-printed multifunctional intra-oral device / Restoring the mandibular anterior sextant The initial stage of comprehensive rehabilitation in an older partially dentate patient / Optimising post-polymerisation in dental 3D printing: The role of oxygen control in material performance / Why milling still makes the cut - An interview with vhf camfacture’s Dr Jens Haug on choosing the right manufacturing technology / 3D-printed dentures put to the test on efficiency and patient outcomes / 3D printing moves closer to definitive restorations / Buyer's Guide - Choosing dental 3D-printing resins / HeyGears showcases dental 3D-printing workflows at Formnext 2026 / SprintRay introduces Midas Restore material—engineered for Midas Digital Press / Bite-Rite Dental Laboratory expands 3D-printed denture production with the NextDent 300 / Manufacturer News / Meetings / Imprint /
- Cover 1 - 1
- Editorial 3 - 3
- Content 4 - 4
- Restoring a teenager’s smile using Midas-printed Crown HT veneers 6 - 8
- Dynamic virtual patient in full-mouth rehabilitation: Using a 3D-printed multifunctional intra-oral device 10 - 14
- Restoring the mandibular anterior sextant The initial stage of comprehensive rehabilitation in an older partially dentate patient 16 - 19
- Optimising post-polymerisation in dental 3D printing: The role of oxygen control in material performance 20 - 25
- Why milling still makes the cut - An interview with vhf camfacture’s Dr Jens Haug on choosing the right manufacturing technology 26 - 27
- 3D-printed dentures put to the test on efficiency and patient outcomes 28 - 28
- 3D printing moves closer to definitive restorations 30 - 30
- Buyer's Guide - Choosing dental 3D-printing resins 32 - 49
- HeyGears showcases dental 3D-printing workflows at Formnext 2026 50 - 51
- SprintRay introduces Midas Restore material—engineered for Midas Digital Press 52 - 53
- Bite-Rite Dental Laboratory expands 3D-printed denture production with the NextDent 300 54 - 55
- Manufacturer News 56 - 61
- Meetings 62 - 64
- Imprint 66 - 66
