Dandy Launched Fusion Denture Line for Dental Practices
Dental practices can now access new hybrid-manufacturing dentures with faster lab turnaround times.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Remote Work
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Dandy has launched its Fusion denture line, a product series that utilizes a combination of AI-driven robotic base production and hand-poured acrylic. The workflow requires two clinical appointments and is currently available for dental operators.
Why it matters
The introduction of the Fusion line aims to balance precision with accessible pricing, potentially altering lab overhead and throughput for dental clinics. The process emphasizes speed, requiring only two appointments to complete the restoration cycle.
Dandy Fusion dentures start at $259 per unit, with production turnaround times set at 5 days for full dentures and 6 days for partial dentures. These figures are offered as a new benchmark for lab-to-practice delivery timelines.
The players
Dandy
A dental technology company that provides digital impression scanners and AI-assisted manufacturing services to dental practices.
The details
The production process begins with a digital impression captured through the Dandy Vision intraoral scanner, followed by a collaborative design phase in an online workspace. Technicians and dentists finalize the product specs before AI and robotics handle the manufacturing of the base. Once the base is produced, it is finished with hand-poured acrylic to ensure the resulting denture remains compatible with standard relining and repair procedures.
Timeline
• The Fusion denture line was officially launched on September 29, 2026.
• Metal mesh enhancements for full dentures are scheduled for release in Q4 2026.
Market Landscape
The Fusion denture line integrates with the Dandy Vision intraoral scanner to shift the industry toward a fully digital-first restorative workflow. This launch follows a pattern of vertical integration where the provider leverages its existing hardware to standardize manufacturing processes.
Practices should evaluate the potential lab cost savings of the $259 price point against current prosthetic procurement expenses. Operators should also monitor if the 5-to-6-day turnaround time fits within existing patient scheduling models for two-appointment restorations.
The takeaway
The Fusion line demonstrates how combining AI-driven base production with manual finishing can reduce lab turnaround times for high-volume dental restorations. Operators should review their current prosthetic margins to determine if these hybrid-manufacturing price points improve practice profitability.
What happens next
Dandy plans to release a metal mesh enhancement for full dentures in Q4 2026.
Further reading
For more on how digital toolchains are altering clinical workflows, see our Remote Work section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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