The 2026 SADA Dental & Oral Health Congress and Exhibition brought the South African dental community together at the Cape Town International Convention Centre from 21–23 August 2026 for three days of education, innovation, networking and industry engagement.
For 3D Wax Worx, SADA 2026 was an exciting opportunity to connect with dental professionals, showcase digital dental technologies and demonstrate how modern 3D printing can become part of a more efficient dental workflow.
3D Wax Worx Partners with Orel +
A key part of our presence at SADA 2026 was our partnership with Orel Plus.
Together, 3D Wax Worx and Orel Plus brought complementary expertise and technology to the exhibition, creating an opportunity to engage directly with dental professionals and discuss the evolving needs of modern dental practices and laboratories.
Bringing Digital Dentistry to the Conversation
Digital dentistry continues to change the way dental practices and laboratories approach everyday production.
From Scanning to 3D printing and post-processing, technology can help dental professionals create a more connected workflow between the clinic, laboratory and patient.
At 3D Wax Worx, our focus is on helping dental professionals understand where 3D printing can fit into their existing workflow whether that means producing models, surgical guides, splints, denture components, orthodontic applications or other dental applications.
One of the key messages we continue to emphasise is that successful dental 3D printing depends on more than the printer itself.
That is why the right combination of printer, material, software and post-processing equipment is so important.
Solutions such as the Phrozen Sonic CS+, Sonic LS+, Phrozen Lumii, Wash+ and Cure+ are designed to form part of a broader digital manufacturing workflow rather than operating as isolated pieces of equipment.
Thank you to the South African Dental Association, the speakers, exhibitors, dental professionals and everyone who contributed to making SADA 2026 a valuable meeting point for the South African dental community.
From clinical education to emerging technologies, the event provided a strong platform for sharing ideas and looking towards the future of dentistry.
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