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Tech-Driven Dental Hygiene: Proclaim Custom-Jet Oral Health System and 3D Printing
In the realm of dental care, the fusion of health and technology has given rise to the Proclaim Custom-Jet Oral Health System, a groundbreaking innovation facilitated by additive manufacturing. Proclaim spearheads this revolutionary flossing approach, harnessing the power of 3D&h
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In the realm of dental care, the fusion of health and technology has given rise to the Proclaim Custom-Jet Oral Health System, a groundbreaking innovation facilitated by additive manufacturing. Proclaim spearheads this revolutionary flossing approach, harnessing the power of 3D printing to provide the world’s first fully automated and custom-fit oral care system. While 3D printing in dentistry is not a novel concept, Proclaim promises the first truly comprehensive 360-degree deep clean.
Diverging from conventional dental tools, the Proclaim Custom-Jet is the tangible outcome of meticulous layering and personalized design, all made possible by the advanced precision of 3D printing technology. Each mouthpiece undergoes careful crafting to conform precisely to an individual’s unique dental contours. This tailored approach ensures precise direction of pressurized water to displace plaque and bacteria, addressing specific anatomical needs and delivering a personalized, custom-tailored oral health experience for every user.
Graphic representation of personalized jets fitted throughout the mouthpiece of the Proclaim Custom-Jet Oral Health System
With a significant portion of adults aged 30 and above grappling with gum disease, it is apparent that existing manual methods of cleaning fall short in effectiveness. The Proclaim Custom-Jet, through 3D printing, emerges as a custom and convenient alternative to traditional flossing.
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