CAD/CAM materials
WAX
Dental CAD/CAM wax is used for producing patterns intended for casting, such as metal frameworks and prosthetic components. In the digital workflow, it allows for the creation of parts with high precision, being primarily applied in laboratories.
The use of wax in the digital workflow depends on the integration between scanning, design, and milling. The choice between in-house or outsourced production directly impacts the control, cost, and quality of the final pattern, influencing the casting result.
What is the ideal workflow for milling Zirconia?
Escaneamento
Desenho
Produção
Pós-Processamento
Advanced workflow
For clinics and labs seeking greater autonomy, productivity, and predictability.
Intraoral Scanner
In-house
CAD/CAM Software
In-house
Dental Milling Machine
In-house
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Basic workflow
Ideal for those starting in digital, keeping initial stages in-house and outsourcing the rest.
Intraoral Scanner
In-house
CAD/CAM Software
In-house
3D Printer
In-house*
Washing Unit
Curing Unit
In-house
See below the equipment for Wax
Producing wax patterns requires an integrated digital workflow, ensuring precision, better adaptation, and predictability in casting.
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Discover some advantages of using wax
Control and predictability in casting
- Ensures consistency between different productions
- Reduces errors in the casting process
- Increases reliability in the final result
Integration with CAD/CAM digital workflow
- Facilitates the transition from analog to digital
- Compatible with dental CAD software
- Allows for standardization of laboratory processes
High precision for casting patterns
- Allows for the creation of patterns with excellent marginal adaptation
- Reduces distortions common in manual techniques
- Improves the final quality of the metal framework
