DENTAL 3D MODELS
We use advanced technology to provide the best dental implant solutions for our patients. One of the technologies we employ is the Dental 3D Model, which provides numerous benefits for the patient and the surgical team.
Benefits of 3D Printed Dental Models
Improved Accuracy and Precision
A 3D printed dental model provides a clear and accurate picture of a patient’s unique anatomy, allowing us to plan and prepare for surgery with greater precision. With this information, we can anticipate potential issues and develop a surgical plan tailored to the individual patient’s needs. This leads to a more successful outcome and reduces the risk of complications. The level of accuracy allows their use for scientific research.
Increased Safety and Efficiency
When surgical teams have a clear and detailed picture of a patient’s unique anatomy, they can operate with increased efficiency and accuracy. This reduces the risk of errors during surgery and improves patient safety.
3D Dental Model Printing
Using high-definition 3D printers, we print your patient’s dental anatomy based on a CBCT or CT Scan. The DICOM files are segmented and curated by hand to ensure maximal fidelity. The resulting volume is checked for authenticity and anatomical accuracy to be transformed into a printable STL file. These models have been specifically designed and conceived for use in the dental sector, so they are prepared to withstand drilling efforts, just as real bone would.
Better Patient Education
A dental teaching model can be a powerful tool in informing patients about their treatment plan. By visualizing the surgery and expected outcome, patients can better understand the procedure and feel more confident in their decision to move forward with treatment. This can lead to better outcomes and greater patient satisfaction.
GET A DENTAL 3D MODEL
Check out Dental 3D Models by ZAGA Centers – your premier destination for personalized dental 3D models for surgery planning, rehearsal, patient education and hands-on training. Whether you’re looking for a detailed anatomical representation, a precise STL file for your practice, or a comprehensive package that includes both a Dental 3D Model and an STL file service, we have you covered.
Dental 3D Model
High-definition, segmented 3D-printed model designed to replicate the mechanical behavior of human bone. Provides realistic tactile feedback for surgical training and implant placement practice.
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STL File
Segmented, ready-to-print digital file for professionals with in-house 3D printing capabilities. Ensures anatomical accuracy for surgical planning and education.
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Dental 3D Model + STL
Complete solution combining the physical model with its STL file. Enables realistic hands-on practice while supporting digital planning and workflow integration.
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Dental 3D Model With Simulated Blood (Not Customized)
Practice your zygomatic implant surgery on a realistic 3D dental model with simulated blood. This model provides an augmented drilling experience that mimics the surgical scenario.
Reach out to ct@zagacenters.com to check if the anatomy of the DICOM files allows for a cortico-trabecular design.
CONDITIONS:
To order this dental 3D model, please consider the following:
- To start the design, you must send the DICOM files to our email ct@zagacenters.com using WeTransfer, Dropbox, or similar services.
- All our models are printed without teeth; if you like your design to include teeth, you should notify us by e-mail.
- The average turnaround time is seven days + shipping time. The turnaround time depends on the current workload and the country to be shipped.
- If you choose Fast Processing, your order will be a priority; the delivery time will depend on the country to be shipped. If you need more specifications about it, please write us at info@zagacenters.com.
- The order may not be accepted if the workload doesn’t allow delivery before the surgery.
Please note: Local customs authorities may charge a small additional fee upon delivery, depending on regulations in your country.
DENTAL 3D MODEL CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS
“An invaluable tool for assessing the patient and also to prepare for the future operation. It allows you to see and actually touch the patient before you reach the operating room, and to avoid surprises and be ready for the worst case…”
Dr. Adi Lorian – Lorian Medical (ZAGA Center Tel-Aviv)
Starting out in zygomatic implantology, Dr. Philipp Ueberschär knew the value of preparation. As he began treating his first patients, he discovered how having a highly accurate anatomical 3D model could turn planning into something tangible and reliable.
After uploading the patient’s DICOM data, he received a ready-to-use STL file segmented to match the exact anatomy of the patient. This file can be used for 3D printing anatomical models for surgical planning, or directly in digital workflows to design surgical guides, prosthetics, veneers, or orthodontic treatments. For professionals who prefer it, we also offer the option to print and ship the models directly.
Beyond improving surgical precision, these models also enhanced patient communication, giving individuals the chance to see and understand their own anatomy—an experience that truly impressed them.
Dr. Philipp Ueberschär
Dr. Kraus from ZAGA Center Frankfurt Mainz is planning a Quad Zygoma procedure on a patient with extreme maxillary atrophy—no chance for standard implants. Before entering the operating room, he conducts a full dress rehearsal on a 1:1 replica of his patient’s jaw, printed from CT data by Dental 3D Models at ZAGA Centers. Test-drilling, visualizing anatomy, refining the approach. All before the first incision.
Dr. Daniel Kraus – ZAGA Center Frankfurt Mainz, Germany
Dr. Kraus from ZAGA Center Frankfurt is walking us through the full rehearsal surgery step by step. From marking the zygomatic path to test-drilling the implant sites, see exactly how a Quad Zygoma procedure is rehearsed before the real surgery.
Preparation this precise is only possible with a 1:1 replica of the patient’s anatomy.
Dr. Daniel Kraus – ZAGA Center Frankfurt Mainz, Germany
Dr Tarek Assi shows how dental 3d printed models help clinicians practice and plan zygomatic implant surgeries with precision, before the patient even enters the operating room.
Dr. Tarek Assi
Not all 3D dental models are built the same. Some melt when you drill. Some break when you place the implant. Dr. Jan Peter Ilg and Dr. André Sakima from ZAGA Center São Paulo use Dental 3D Models by ZAGA Centers in every edition of the ZAGA Live Training, and they explain why. Watch to hear it from them.
Dr. Jan Peter Ilg and Dr André Sakima, ZAGA Center Sao Paolo, Brazil
When it comes to surgical preparation and training, not all 3D models are the same. Dr Eran Shomer tried Dental 3D Models during the latest edition of the ZAGA Live Training, and now uses them in his private practice too. Watch to hear why he considers them the best option for planning and simulating real surgical conditions.
Dr Eran Shomer, ZAGA Center, Sao Paolo, Brazil
Dr. Pedro Guitián, ZAGA Center Pontevedra & Ourense, uses Dental 3D Models by ZAGA Centers to prepare every zygomatic implant procedure. After trying other models, he found that the print quality of ZAGA Centers’ models is unmatched when it comes to visualizing delicate anatomical structures like the maxillary sinuses.
These models allow clinicians to anticipate, plan, and bridge the gap between digital planning and surgical reality. Easily disinfected and ready to be used in the operating room. In Dr. Guitián’s words, he considers them mandatory for every surgery.
Dr Pedro Guitián, ZAGA Center Pontevedra Ourense, Spain
In this testimonial, Dr. Tim Surber shares how integrating Dental 3D Models by ZAGA Centers into his workflow has changed the way he approaches zygomatic implant surgery.
Being able to see, touch, and rehearse each case beforehand allows for greater precision, better planning, and a more confident execution in the OR. It’s not about experience alone; it’s about how well you prepare for what’s coming.
Dental 3D Models turn every case into something you can practice before it becomes reality. If you’re performing zygomatic implants or working with remote anchorage solutions, this is the step that can elevate your outcomes.
Dr. Tim Surber
We’re excited to share the experience of Dr. Daniel Fortino, a skilled surgeon from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦, who specializes in remote anchorage dental implants, including zygomatic, pterygoid, and trans-sinus placements. After attending the ZAGA Course in 2022, Dr. Fortino discovered one of the most efficient advanced tools that significantly improve the success rate of complex procedures.
In his practice, Dental 3D Models 🦷 have become a game-changer. These models significantly enhance surgical accuracy and precision, helping both patients and surgical teams gain a clearer understanding of unique anatomical structures. According to Dr. Fortino, using a 3D model is invaluable—it improves patient education, boosts safety, and ensures the best possible surgical outcomes.
Dr. Daniel Fortino
