The device would be compatible with all dental software solutions, and would work to produce splints, drilling templates, CAD/cast partial denture frames and impression trays. The company is currently working on expanding the system to produce bases, temporary crowns and bridge restorations, models and permanent crowns and bridges, expected to be complete by the end of 2015, according to 3Dprint.com
You can see an animated video of the printer here.
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