Dandy Launched Fusion Denture Product Line
The new line combines robotic manufacturing with hand-poured acrylic for improved precision and accessibility.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Remote Work
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Dandy has officially launched its Fusion denture line, a new product offering that leverages artificial intelligence and robotics to create dental restorations. The process aims to balance high-quality results with accessible pricing for dental practices.
Why it matters
The company aims to provide dentists with a more efficient workflow that merges digital precision with traditional craftsmanship. By utilizing automated manufacturing, the line seeks to offer a consistent and cost-effective solution for full and partial dentures.
Fusion dentures start at $259 and feature a manufacturing turnaround time of five days for full dentures and six days for partial dentures. These figures represent the company's baseline production metrics for the new product launch.
The players
Dandy
Dandy is a dental technology company headquartered in New York that specializes in digital workflows for dental practices.
The details
The workflow begins with a digital impression captured using the Dandy Vision intraoral scanner, followed by a collaborative design process in an online workspace. Once finalized, the denture base is produced using AI and robotics before being finished with hand-poured acrylic.
Timeline
Dandy launched the Fusion denture line 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 streamline the transition from digital impressions to physical production. This development continues the broader industry shift toward consolidating lab services into integrated, tech-enabled platforms.
Dental practices utilizing this system can benefit from standardized five-to-six-day turnaround times for their patient orders. Patients and providers should note that the workflow requires two clinical appointments to complete the process.
The takeaway
The move toward AI-assisted manufacturing in dentistry highlights a growing effort to reduce labor-intensive steps in prosthetic production. Dentists looking to modernize their practice may find these automated workflows offer a faster, more predictable alternative to traditional lab timelines.
What happens next
Dandy is expected to release a metal mesh enhancement for its full dentures in Q4 2026.
Further reading
For more on digital dental workflows, visit our Remote Work section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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