With the help of 3D software and math, he was able to create models for fixing his teeth, which he took to the 3D printers at the college and printed a dozen of his personal retainers.

Cameron Kiser, left, got help in restoring his two broken front teeth from a model printed by his friend, Marcus Moldaschel, right. The two are standing in front of a 3D printer that Moldaschel ...

3D printing shows its teeth Dentists are using the technology to make precise models of patients’ faces, jaws and teeth, so as to plan procedures such as implants and facial surgery ...

Using a 3D printer and Internet-sourced know-how, creative college student Amos Dudley created a DIY version of Invisalign braces.

For this reason, 3D printing is used extensively in the medical field. In dentistry, this technology is typically used to replace damaged or lost teeth. Researchers at KU Leuven University, however, ...

They’ve created an array of models showing effects of the “Top 10 Killers” to demonstrate how 3D printing would be useful for approaching cardiovascular disease, cancer, COPD, trauma, stroke ...

Continued The post This guy fixed his teeth by 3D printing his own plastic braces for $60 appeared first on Business Insider. Amos Dudley An undergraduate at New Jersey Institute ... awful.” “The ...

He then used a Stratasys Dimension 1200es 3D printer to print out each 3D model, bought Keystone Pro-Form .030" vacuum forming plastic from eBay and then used the vacuum forming machine to create ...

The High-Tech Hollywood Smile: How 3D Scanners and Artificial Intelligence Are Perfecting Teeth. Dentists to the entertainment industry’s elite are using the latest technology, including ...