According to a recent LinkedIn post from Carbon, dental lab customer BonaDent is using the company’s 3D-printing systems for around-the-clock digital production. The post highlights that nearly 40% of BonaDent’s output is already digital, covering applications such as denture bases, teeth, models, and partials.
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The post suggests that BonaDent values Carbon’s reliability, citing reduced calibrations, fewer failed prints, and simplified operation as contributors to workflow consistency. Carbon’s Automatic Print Preparation is described as helping to eliminate manual labor in print setup, indicating a move toward more automated, scalable production processes.
For investors, the content implies growing adoption of Carbon’s platform in the dental segment, where efficiency and uptime are critical for lab economics. If similar high-utilization, digitally focused customers expand, this could support recurring revenue from hardware usage, materials, and software, and strengthen Carbon’s competitive position in digital dentistry and industrial 3D printing.