dental casts

[basilisortho 0]

I want to ask you if anyone use the ultimaker 2 to produce dental casts?how about quality ?

Thanke you

[nightwish 0]

I depends on how accurate such a cast should turn out. For sure you can print it, but if it has the quality you would want ist hard to say without sample. You can try and post a close-up picture of a cast produced in another way you are happy with..

 

[ultiarjan 1,223]

 

Did you have a look at 3d systems projet 1200 ? Never seen one in action but these are marketed for dental labs....

[gr5 2,170]

I don't think a .4mm nozzle will let you get to the resolution you need. I recommend you look at the b9creator. That should have good enough resolution for dental casts.

 

[yellowshark 153]

Probably not. This is a specialised area and I am 99.9% sure that the material you need to use will have been certified by appropriate health bodies and quite likely not available for FDM printing.

 

[yellowshark 153]

Sorry I missed the word "casts". You should still though check the regulations - no idea if the dental industry is happy with sticking any old plastic into a patient's mouth. You can get customised filament - we have just taken delivery of a filament where we requested a 3% mix with an anti-microbial additive which prevents/mitigates against the transfer of nasties from one person's skin to another - addmaster.co.uk

 

[ultiarjan 1,223]

don't know what material you need, but if its about resolution also have a look at the atum, I've seen some samples from the V1 and was very impressed...

http://www.atum3d.com/shop/