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A new tool in dentistry and reconstructive medicine are physical models or biomodels.
Physical 3D models or biomodels are an innovative tool in odontology and reconstructive medicine. They have a variety of applications such as treatment planning for complex surgical interventions, surgical simulation and teaching in courses and clinical training.
These 3D printed biomodels enable us to reproduce specific clinical cases or pathologies to practice personalized surgery such as placing implants in specific positions, guided surgery, placing immediate aesthetic provisionals, veneer design, etc.
Avinent’s values have always included continuous training and research.
The company has been collaborating with renowned universities and scientists in different disciplines for more than 20 years, to be able to provide predictable results and offer the best solutions for the future of dentistry.
Avinent makes fully personalized 3D printed models. Depending on the production technique, it is possible to combine materials with different elasticities or colors in one model, which may be useful for creating more realistic models for educational or research purposes.
Avinent offers personalized printed biomodels for courses to suit the needs of each training session, with the option of using different types of materials to achieve the desired results.
Avinent has been collaborating for years in one of the Modular Courses organized by Dr Salvador Gallardo on Occlusion and Dental Prostheses, in both the training and the manufacture of printed models.
Dr. Gallardo tells us that the latest new development is to be able to obtain models with soft and hard tissue, in addition to the possibility of changing the teeth.
Dr. Gallardo tells us that the latest new development is to be able to obtain models with soft and hard tissue, in addition to the possibility of changing the teeth
Dr. Salvador Gallardo
At Avinent we offer the option of designing different personalized models aimed at each practical session, to suit each learning block. We also have reusable printed models, which have been designed so that you only need to reprint part of the model, saving both time and money.
This is the case of the printed models designed for the Occlusion and Dental Prostheses Course, where Dr Gallardo tells us how Avinent designed the models for practical sessions.
Once the high quality master model has been made, with different configurations and materials that simulate both soft and hard tissue, we can make cuts to the teeth in the model and, at the end of the practical session, we just need to replace the teeth used, saving costs for future sessions.
According to the specifications of Dr. Salvador Gallardo
In short, the highly personalized printed models aid the training of professionals and provides unparalleled benefits when putting the knowledge acquired into practice.
Avinent backs the personalization of these 3D printed models to adapt to the needs of each clinician, and at the same time offer a solution with lower long-term investment costs.