13/05/2026
Tooling that supports production and innovation in digital dental workflows
As dental manufacturing continues to evolve, the role of tooling is becoming more strategic than ever. Precision, consistency and efficiency all matter, but so does the ability to support new workflows, new materials and more advanced machining strategies.
That is something Tomasz Iwanski of EvoDental knows well.
Working closely with Quickgrind on CNC machining strategies, Tomasz highlights the growing importance of tooling in both day-to-day production and long-term innovation. As digital dental workflows continue to develop, with increasing focus on automation, AI and process optimisation, the right tooling can make a significant difference to surface finish, reliability and overall process performance.
For Evo Dental, this is especially important in patient-specific applications such as implant dentistry, where accuracy and durability are critical. Every part of the process needs to be optimised to achieve the consistent, high-quality results that advanced dental manufacturing demands.
That is why collaboration matters. By working closely with laboratories like Evo Dental, Quickgrind is helping to refine machining strategies, improve tool life, reduce consumable costs and develop bespoke solutions for demanding materials including zirconia, PMMA and titanium.
It is a strong example of how tooling has moved beyond being a simple consumable. In modern dental workflows, it is a key part of performance, innovation and continuous improvement.