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ADDITIV Medical World Puts a Focus on Different Applications for 3D Printing in Healthcare
ADDITIV Medical World is nearly here! The half-day event will be dedicated to exploring the intersection of medical 3D printing and healthcare in a series of panel discussions and workshops. Taking place on June 6th, 2023, it will be an…
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ADDITIV Medical World is nearly here! The half-day event will be dedicated to exploring the intersection of medical 3D printing and healthcare in a series of panel discussions and workshops. Taking place on June 6th, 2023, it will be an ideal time to bring together professionals from both healthcare and additive manufacturing to learn, connect and reflect on the industry. You can register for free HERE.
Often when medical 3D printing is mentioned, only one or two applications are mentioned. Notably, trendy topics like bioprinting are put forward. However, this of course is not all. Already additive manufacturing is being used for a number of crucial applications in the sector. And that is what we want to put in the spotlight at this next ADDITIV event in the panel discussions along with our partners and sponsors.

What Will Be Covered in the Panel Discussions at ADDITIV Medical World?
The first panel discussion of the day will delve into a topic that most in the 3D printing world will be unsurprised by: dentistry. The dental sector realized early on the value of additive manufacturing to create customized, accurate models for patients on everything from dentures to crowns and bridges, aligners and retainers, implants, models and more. Indeed, 3D printing within the sector was estimated to be worth $3.2B in 2022 and to grow to $7.9B by 2027. For this reason, we have gathered experts including Dr. Wendy AuClair Clark, an Associate Professor of Prosthodontics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Dentistry, Beth Collington, Director of Digital Materials and Laboratory Equipment at Zahn Dental/Global Prosthetic Solutions and Alban D’Halluin, CEO of Prodways Machines to discuss the current status of 3D printing in dentistry.





