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LuxCreo is transitioning direct-printed aligners to mass adoption following a strategic investment from Angel Aligner.
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LuxCreo is transitioning direct-printed aligners to mass adoption following a strategic investment from Angel Aligner.

LuxCreo Inc.
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Originally reported by Orthodontic Products

LuxCreo is transitioning direct-printed aligners to mass adoption following a strategic investment from Angel Aligner. This milestone marks a generational shift from traditional thermoforming to thermosetting additive manufacturing. Using ActiveMemory Polymer, these aligners provide 96% dimensional accuracy and shape memory that resets in 60C water. This evolution enables variable thickness designs for superior control, redefining the clear aligner market. 🦷🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #DigitalDentistry

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