3D printing company SprintRay will partner with software developer SICAT on validation and software integration aimed at simplifying the guided-surgery workflow.
The new software integration will simplify the handoff step between SICAT's implant planning software and SprintRay's 3D printing system. Dental professionals will now be able to scan, plan, and print biocompatible surgical guides designed for implant placement with rapid turnaround times, according to SprintRay.
SprintRay will host a live webinar on June 10 with Dr. Storm Hagen, a CEREC trainer and digital workflow expert, to discuss how clinicians can use the system to increase efficiencies in their implant workflow. Interested dental professionals can register on the SprintRay website.
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