This year’s show also marked the beginning of an exciting new phase for Osseo Group, with plans to launch a next-generation intraoral scanner, a new diode laser, a new milling machine, and a range of premium milling consumables in the coming weeks. DentTech China 2025 reinforced Osseo Group’s commitment to supporting clinics and laboratories across Australia and New Zealand with the most advanced, accessible, and dependable digital solutions.

The Shining 3D FabCure N2 curing unit is engineered to work with nitrogen, creating an oxygen-reduced environment during resin post-curing.

This fast-paced, practical workshop is designed for dentists and teams who own or are investing in an intraoral scanner and want a simple, reliable path to in-house manufacture. We’ll show you how to turn your scans into finished appliances and restorations using MSLA/DLP printing and chairside milling — covering splints, mouthguards, whitening trays, onlays/inlays, and single-unit crowns/bridges (provisional and definitive, material-dependent). You’ll learn when to print vs

Osseo Group is honoured to serve as Shining 3D Dental’s Gold Partner for the Australian and New Zealand markets. This partnership reflects not just our status, but our ongoing commitment to innovation, service, and doing the right thing for Shining 3D users across Australasia.

Our computer is the backbone of your digital workflow, and for dental professionals using Shining 3D equipment, keeping both your hardware and software up to date is essential for smooth, reliable performance. A neglected PC or outdated software can lead to crashes, slowdowns, or even compatibility failures that disrupt your clinic.

This fast-paced, practical workshop is for dentists and teams who want a simple, reliable path to in-house manufacture. We’ll cover MSLA/DLP printing and chairside milling for splints, mouthguards, whitening trays, onlays/inlays, and single-unit crowns/bridges (provisional and definitive, material-dependent). You’ll learn when to print vs mill, how to keep costs down, and how to get consistent, patient-ready results without fuss.

We are thrilled to announce our latest collaboration with 3-Plus 3D, bringing you the state-of-the-art EPM-150 Metal Printer.