Dental CAD/CAM Market Surges to $2.39 Billion in 2025 Amid Rising Dental Disease Prevalence
2025-10-12
2025-09-07
PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) is a go-to for temporary restorations, and 2025 is bringing exciting updates for dental labs. From enhanced aesthetics to 3D printing, PMMA is evolving fast.
Multilayer PMMA blocks now feature gradient shading, mimicking natural teeth for better provisional aesthetics [1]. These blocks mill 10% faster, saving lab time [2]. 3D-printed PMMA resins are also gaining traction, offering high-resolution temporaries with intricate designs.
Bioactive PMMA variants reduce bacterial adhesion by 10%, lowering infection risks for long-term temporaries [3]. These advancements make PMMA a vital tool in digital workflows.
Check out our PMMA products at Yucera for top-tier provisional solutions.
PMMA’s versatility is redefining temporaries, making it indispensable for modern labs.
References
[1] Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 2024
[2] Dental Technology Review, 2023
[3] Biomaterials Research, 2024
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