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ZuluLithoz GmbH, in collaboration with Ivoclar, is poised to introduce a groundbreaking development in dental 3D printing at the upcoming LMT Lab Day Chicago 2024. This innovation promises to revolutionize the production of patient-specific dental restorations, offering a significant leap in esthetic precision and production efficiency.
Derived from IPS e.max lithium disilicate powder by Ivoclar, this cutting-edge material enables the serial production of natural-looking dental restorations. With veneers as thin as 0.3 mm and intricately detailed crowns boasting lifelike occlusal surfaces, Lithoz’s lithium disilicate material sets a new standard in dental restoration fabrication.
Precision and Efficiency
This advancement is particularly significant for large dental labs, as it introduces scalable yet individual series production capabilities. Attendees at LMT Lab Day Chicago will have the opportunity to explore further innovative dental applications enabled by Lithoz’s precision LCM technology, including patient-specific mandibular augmentations and dental implants crafted from advanced materials.
Dr. Daniel Bomze, Director of Medical Solutions at Lithoz GmbH, will lead an interactive workshop titled “3D-Printed Lithium Disilicate Restorations: The Efficient Way to Perfect Dental Aesthetics” on February 23rd. Visitors to the Lithoz booth can engage in hands-on examination of parts and gain insights into the manufacturing workflow from dental experts.
About Lithoz and Ivoclar
Lithoz GmbH is a global leader in high-performance ceramic 3D printing, committed to pushing the boundaries of ceramic production. Their CeraFab S65 Medical printer, specially developed for dentistry, ensures flawless precision and material efficiency.
Founded in 2011, Lithoz continues to lead the charge in ceramic additive manufacturing, with operations spanning 4 continents. Meanwhile, Ivoclar, headquartered in Schaan, Liechtenstein, boasts over a century of experience and is dedicated to empowering individuals to achieve optimal oral health and esthetics through its comprehensive portfolio of products and services.
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