An Examination of 3D Printing in Dentistry - A Study

Year 2019, , 8 - 10, 28.06.2019

Bekir Cirak

https://doi.org/10.17678/beuscitech.433028

Abstract

This study examines the design
and production processes of a small molar tooth produced with a 3D printer.
When designing the exercises, polygons and parabolic forms were used as output
points. These forms, which are rendered in three dimensions in the computer
environment, are formed taking into consideration the structural
characteristics of the production material. PLA (Polylactic Acid )
material is used in this design which is produced in three dimensional printer
by FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)  method. In the scope of the study, the
conditions experienced in the design of the material used were mentioned and
the material mistake was given during printing. The different effects of the
commands used in the design process on the production surfaces, as well as
voluntary or involuntary faults, are very important in the formation of some
deformations and are caused by the plastic nature of the material. In addition,
the effects of PLA on the surface of the faults are investigated. However,
different methods applied in the production of sole parts and surfaces have
been evaluated.

Keywords

3D Printing, Dentistry, Design

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