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Medical Care

Transform healthcare with 3D Gens Medical! Our innovative 3D-printed solutions revolutionize surgical precision and patient care. From personalized implants and anatomical models to cutting-edge medical devices, we bring unmatched accuracy and durability to every procedure. Enhance outcomes, reduce risks, and embrace the future of medicine with 3D Gens. Ready to redefine patient care?

Medical Implants

We are able to provide 3D data visualization and simulation information for surgical planning prior to operation. We also specialise in 3D anatomical models to aid in cases that require a multidisciplinary approach.

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Patient Specific
Implant

Our implant is made for the perfect shape for each patient. Implants are designed to replicate the exact anatomy of the patient thus having the perfect fit for unmatched functional and aesthetic outcomes.

Printed Anatomical Model

We produce 3D models that complement traditional imaging and help surgeons, doctors and patients. The models is used for surgical planning thus reducing surgical risks.

Medical Design and Analysis

Medical imaging data is converted to a 3D model using specific medical software for 3D visualisation and simulation. The implant is designed based on patientʼs CT scan data for better aesthetic and fitting purposes.

Our Products

LOGIC Maxfac

Patient Specific Implant (PSI) particular for mandibular reconstruction through 3D printing technology.

Digital workflow and 3D metal printing made it possible to offer surgical planning, cutting guide and patient specific implant for maxillofacial surgeons.

LOGIC Neuro

We specialize in Patient Specific Implant (PSI) for cranioplasty procedures with 3 types of materials available: titanium mesh, solid titanium and PEEK Implant.

Digital Dentistry

We offer a wide variety of implant suprastructures.
Partner with our qualified dental technicians and design your suprastructure up to the smallest detail or directly manufacture your design.
This recent and revolutionary technique of 3D printing offers a great design freedom, a high retention level, and high quality products.

Our Dental Services

Our ultra-fast 3D printer delivers a high production of detailed and precise dental models for the purpose of patient education, thermoforming of aligners, or removable dies.

DENTAL MODELS

We manufacture aesthetic temporary crowns and bridges for your patients. Certified materials are durable enough and are available in many shades like A1, A2, A3, A3.5, B1, B2, or bleach.

CROWN AND BRIDGES

Certified for manufacturing surgical guides. Made from biocompatible materials which withstand sterilization in an autoclave. Thanks to their mechanical properties they are ready for effortless inserting of drill sleeves.

SURGICAL GUIDES

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Fixed Dental Restoration

Fixed dental restoration is restoring or replacing damaged teeth with new fixed teeth. This technique guarantees the completeness and elegant appearance of the teeth without sacrificing major functions.

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1 / All Ceramic

All Ceramic restorations allow practitioners to better reproduce natural tooth colour, avoiding shortcomings of metal restorations.

2 / Porcelain Fused to Metal

Porcelain fused to metal restorations are dependable, durable, affordable as they use a variety of metals combined with the aesthetics of ceramic to fabricate dental crowns and bridges. Their positive attributes are the main reason they have been around for so long and are recommended by many dentists for restoring damaged, decayed, and missing teeth.

3 / Full Metal Cast

Cast restorations are models made of your tooth, or teeth. Your dentist uses these models to make metal replacements for your teeth, which are then permanently placed inside your mouth. A full-cast metal restoration is extremely unlikely to break or fail and can be good for patients who have badly damaged posterior teeth.

4 / Implant

Artificial tooth is permanently screwed or cemented onto an individual implant abutment. Most of the time, each crown is attached to its own dental implant.