3D printing & Digital Dentistry - Form 1+ and Form 2 by Dr. Marko Tadros

Just my quick review and usage of either the form1+ and form 2 in the dental field - these would be good printers for in-office 3D printing of surgical guides or even digital waxes - I hope you guys enjoyed it
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The 1st link I mentioned:

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[ramielrefai]

Thank you for this quick comparison and information

[yusufmahomed]

Thanks marko, great video . what about the processing of bite splints? or is there no medically approved resin for the form labs that enables us to do this?

[khirodb]

Great Vid Dr Marko. I have been looking for feedback from dental users about the formlab 2, and theres almost nothing.. Thanx for taking tine to do this...

[naimibra]

I have been unemployed for a while and I understand a lot in the field of dental restoration, if I get this machine I will work and have an income

[DavidMSimms]

I own a Orthodontics Lab and a Form 2. I have been struggling finding a complete software set that will create the working models that I will use to create the appliances on. What software are you using to create the models and surgical guides before using Prerform to print them out. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[SteveVelazquez]

Thanks for the video. One question, can you actually make an appliance such as an acrylic retainer directly on the Formlabs printed model using the standard polymer/monomer approach? Or do you have to doup and pour?

[josal]

Hello Dr. Marko, where I can buy the 3d printed model's articulators like one that you show on this video?. Thank you and congratulations for the videos (Y)

[cheeseshack]

Hi, What software do you recommend in making surgical guides?

[ryang]

Dr Marko, why SLA machines for dentistry while you have DLP machines around. SLAs are very very slow for dentistry. It's like going to a drag race with a Toyota Corolla. One quad dental model from 3Shape takes 3- 4 hours with Form 2 in 50 micron layer thickness. ! One bed full of models tale 13+ hours, it's about two working shift while one bed full of models takes 1.5 hours in my DLP machine. Look into DLPs for your process. Cheers

[jackoneill]

as a dentist if you use this stuff your not real dentist.. the tried and true methods work just fine theres a reason why dental implants are made in speciallty labs and this stuff for printing at home what are you doing btw your a doctor your like 20 something