Laser Melting

Laser Melting-Sintering machines are tools that, according to an additive process, produce sub-structures for the dental from metal powders.

The raw materials which are used are in fact Biomedical Titanium and Cobalt Chrome powders that are measured and selected to reach a particle size of less than 10 micrometers and guarantee a high quality and precision systematic processing.

Following the CAD indications, the machine produces the structure by fusing the layer-by-layer metal powder using a high-intensity laser. The structure finished this way is sintered in an oven to eliminate the tensions and be detached from the support safely.

PRODUCTION PROCESS

  1. Scan of the impression or of the master model in the laboratory / dental studio
  2. Specialized technicians model the scan file to produce a digital version of the final product (CAD software)
  3. The file modeled this way is sent to the machine which interprets the supplied instructions and independently manufactures the product that will be finished by our collaborators (CAM software)

 

USED MATERIALS

Laser Melting (1)
Laser Melting (2)
Laser Melting (3)

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Sintered Disc already Thermal-Treated
Internal View of the Rectified Laser Melting Structure
Structure cemented of the Bridges and Crowns set on the Model
Skeleton with Hooks - detail view of hooks and support
Skeleton - Detail View of the Melted Hooks
Skeleton - Detail View of the Melted Hook
Skeleton with Hooks - detailview od the support and hooks
Cap in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome LMF - Detail View of the Precision of the Locking on the Post
Caps in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome LMF
Internal Detail View of the Cap in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome in LMF
Comparision between the Ceramic-coated Structure and Semi-Finished
Comparision between the Ceramic-coated Structure and Semi-Finished
Detail Rectified in LMF Polished with Ceramic Coverage
Circular in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome and Ceramics cemented on the Primary Caps
Locking Structure in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome on the Primary Caps
Crown in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome with Ceramic Coating and Skeleton with Joints
Locking Structure in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome on the Primary Caps
Crown in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome with Ceramic Coating and Skeleton with Joints
Vestibular View of the Crwon in Biomedical Cobalt Chrome with Ceramic Coating
Detail View of the Occusal Hole for the Screw in the Crown

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