Anatomy of medical world was dominated by formaldehyde smelling cadavers and high cost plastic models for education. However, researchers of Australia and New Zealand are now using 3D printers like Z650 printer to prepare medical models of eye for ophthalmologists and optometrists. Apart from being low cost, they serve with better quality and easy learning.

Of 2500 Dentists in New Zealand, about 260 are now designing and producing custom-made caps, crowns, fillings, and bridges with 3D technology. Christchurch dentist and early adopter George Glausiuss bought his 3D camera, CAD design software, 3D milling machine and oven four years ago for an eye-watering $250,000.