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CASE STUDY
2-appointment workflow and traditional acrylic come together
Dr. Chrislyn Fite had already built a faster, more predictable denture workflow around digital scanning and a two-appointment process. Dandy Fusion™ Dentures gave her a new way to improve what patients ultimately wear home. In this clinical case study, see how she replaced a fractured 3D-printed denture using a fully digital workflow and a hand-poured acrylic final prosthesis.
Keep the workflow. Improve the outcome.
Dr. Fite found 3D-printed denture resin could be more susceptible to fracture and staining, with aesthetic limitations compared to traditional acrylic. Dandy Fusion™ Dentures bring together a digital workflow on the front end and hand-poured traditional acrylic at the final fabrication stage.
In the case study, you’ll see:
- How Dr. Fite repaired and scanned the fractured denture
- How wash impressions captured changes in the patient’s tissue
- How the digital design preserved fit, form, and bite
- How Dandy Fusion™ Dentures are fabricated using a hand-poured acrylic process
- How the final dentures seated at delivery
Dandy Fusion™ Dentures combine Dandy’s digital denture workflow with hand-poured traditional acrylic. Keep the digital process while changing the material used for the final denture.