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2. Engineered Skull Plates - ISO-10993 140MP ITE Hearing Aid Hearing Protection BTE Hearing Aid Custom Audio & Communications Prosthodontics Orthodontics Bracket Fixturing Dentures Chair side full Digital Crown Sacrificial Patterns Denture Substructures Orthodontics Clear Aligner Vac. Forming Orthodontics bracket casting Mouth guard Implant Drill Guide PrePrep Guide Custom Neck Brace Neck implant Spinal Cage Heart Valve place - Preoperative tuning Fracture Engineered Cast Implant Sacrificial Pattern Implant Instrumentation Prosthetic Fairings Prosthetic Limbs Orthopedic Braces Dynamic Ankle Foot Orthosis Custom Orthotics Cleft Pallet Correction Temporary Crowns Anatomy of Medical Applications 3. Sample Medical Customers 4. Clinical Models for Pre-Surgical Planning Surgical planning Informed consent Trauma surgery Congenital deformities Craniofacial reconstruction 5. Custom Hearing Aids (SLA) Orthopedics (SLS) Dental Prosthetics (MJM) Orthodontics (SLA) It is likely these four applications produce more patient specific custom medical devices per day than all the industrial RP machines in the world combined Key Healthcare applications 6. Digital Design Process Impression Scan Impression (1-2 min/shell) 3D Software Manipulation (4-8 min/shell) 7. Rapid Manufacturing Process Shell Production Complete and finish Final Product 8. Implant instrumentation, (surgery guides) Reduced sterilization and inventory costs Disposable system delivered in a single pre-sterilized box Minimal instrumentation required Reduced Operating Room and Surgeon time Better Fit, minimally invasive, faster recovery Orthopedics Surgical Guides 9. Knee replacement example Conformis iFit 10. Orthopedic--Hand Braces 11. Scan Enjoy Design Build Orthopedic Digital Hand Brace 12. Orthopedics Braces / Casts (SLS) Fracture Artificial limb cladding 13. Orthodontics -- Align Technologies SLA Systems used to produce models Aligners thermoformed on models More than 17 million models in 2012 (60,000+ per day)* *Align 2012 Financials 14. Technology Driving Digital Dentistry 15. Traditional Subtractive Dental Manufacturing Start with a big block Large amount of waste High detail means longer milling times Geometry Limitations 16. Digital Dental Workflow Plaster or intraoral scan data ProJet DP for copings ProJet MP for dental models Simultaneously send a split file to each system Model and coping that fit together Finished at the same time! Models Waxups Scan 17. Digital Dental - Applications 37 18. Expanding The Range Of Digital Dental Manufacturing 3D Working Models And guides Wax ups Direct Metal iPro 8000MP SLA System ProJet DP3510 ProJet 3510 MPProJet 6000 Phenix PXS and PXM Confidential ProJet 1200 Medical Models 19. Surgicase - Dental Implant Planning Software and guides 20. ProJet DP 3500 -- No contact part finishing Melt away wax supports 21. Part Criteria -- Detail 22. 45 Dental Models Accurate and beautiful 23. 46 Biocompatible Medical Models and Guides 24. Orthodontic Hawley Models 25. 48 Virtually Erase brackets Build Hawley retainer before brackets are removed 26. ProJet 3510 MP Printing Service Beta Testing 11/2013 27. ProJet 1200 US$4,900 One hour 10-12 units 50 cents per unit 30 micron layers 43 x 27 mm build area Built in curing unit 200 x 200 x 300mm footprint 28. 51 Phenix CoCr Partials, Copings and Bridges 29. Current Options: Metal Base vs All Ceramic Porcelain fused to metal All ceramic 54 30. Applications Crown and Bridge Full anatomy pressed crowns Coping and Bridges Full Anatomy Cast Gold 55 31. Pressed Crown vs Milling full anatomy pressed crowns Milled Zirconia more expensive per unit Does not look as good 56 32. Patient / Physician communication Hotlinks Document a case with labels, annotations and hotlinks 33. Patient Communication Print bone models to match surgical planning software models. 34. Medical Student / Resident Training Models can be sawed and drilled, exhibiting properties similar to real bone Pre-surgical planning Plate pre-contouring Screw trajectory Screw selection/location Instrument selection Technique rehearsal 35. Custom Device Manufacturers Models can be sawed and drilled, exhibiting properties similar to real bone Reduction in Cadaver cost and logistics More hands on training Duplicate sample cases thousands of times Surgeon marketing Trade show practice samples 36. 70 Surgical Procedures 37. 74 Low Cost Models 46 cu cm 2.8 cu in Cloud Print US $56!! In-House US $15 38. 75 Low Cost Models Volume cu cm 890 cu cm 278 cu cm 84 cu cm 76 cu cm 67cu cm 21cu cm Volume cu in 54.3 cu in 17.0 cu in 5.1 cu in 4.6 cu in 4.1cu in 1.3 cu in In House Cost $272 $85 $26 $23 $20 $6 Cloud printed Cost $869 $271 $92 $92 $81 $50 39. ProJet 460Plus ProJet 660Pro 39,475 61,395 System Installation Consumable Starter Kit ( enough for 240 each 82 cu cm models on the 460Plus and 580 each on the 660Pro) In-House Model Printing System $300 / Month 30 hours of modeling 30Gb storage 60 hours rollover 40. Thank You WWW.3DSYSTEMS.COM NYSE:DDD MANUFACTURINGTHEFUTURE