With the latest advancements in 3D printing materials, biocompatible resins are changing how we craft dental models. They not only enhance the fit of prosthetics but also improve patient comfort. I’m curious how many of you have started using these new materials in your practice? What differences have you noticed?
Seeing remote dental assistant roles pop up is encouraging. Just last month, I applied to a great position that had an easy online application process. It’s key to tailor your resume for every job — specific experience makes a difference, especially when demand is high.
3D printing’s definitely changing how we approach orthodontics. I tried integrating it last year for a case with a pediatric patient, and the results were outstanding. Just a heads up, though, the setup cost can be steep initially, but it pays off in efficiency later.
@sophia68, I’ve found that adjusting the build orientation can really optimize the fit with biocompatible resins — saves time in post-processing too. Have you tried experimenting with different angles yet?