Why CT in the medical and dental industries?Strengthen quality while reducing risk
In the medical field, CT contributes to device qualification, process validation and continuous quality improvement. Every device, often unique or custom-made for a patient, must be validated with the same rigor as a mass-produced part.
- Detect defects before market release by identifying cracks, porosity, inclusions and assembly defects early.
- Reduce destructive testing while getting a complete view of the internal and external structures of devices.
- Qualify new materials and processes before industrialization, whether polymers, titanium, ceramics or additive manufacturing.
- Speed up failure analysis with fast defect localization, with no disassembly or complex sample preparation.
- Validate custom devices and patient-specific implants with automatic CAD comparison and complete non-contact measurements.
- Improve traceability and regulatory compliance with 3D data usable by quality, R&D and regulatory teams.
Unlike a coordinate measuring machine, whose probing path has to be re-validated for every new part, CT does not rely on physical contact. This is a decisive advantage given the diversity of medical devices.