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[Three-dimensional printing and oral medicine].

After 30 years of development, three-dimensional printing technology has made great progress, and the model and surgical guide have been clinically applied. The three-dimensional printing of titanium and other metal prosthesis and dental crown after adequate research will be applied clinically, and three-dimensional bioprinting and related biological materials need further study. Three-dimensional printing provides opportunities for the development of oral medicine, which will change the way of clinical work, teaching and research. The dentists should integrate multi-disciplinary knowledge and understand the essence of new technology to meet the challenges of the era of digital medicine.

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