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DMG - Chemisch-Pharmazeutische Fabrik GmbH
High-quality dental materials and comprehensive 3D printing solutions made in Hamburg. DMG: Together, a smile ahead
You can find us at IDS 2027 in Cologne.Halle 10.1 | G020 H029
Whether it’s highly aesthetic restorations, minimally invasive treatment methods, or validated digital workflows: For 60 years, DMG has been passionately committed to making the work of dentists and dental technicians easier. With high-quality dental materials and comprehensive solutions made in Germany. Dentists and dental labs in over 80 countries now rely on proven DMG brand products such as Luxatemp, LuxaCore, and Honigum. DMG garnered significant attention with Icon, the only product for caries infiltration. Icon enables aesthetic white spot treatment and the early prevention of interproximal caries—without drilling!
3D My Way: As a pioneer in dental digitization, DMG is driving the adoption of validated digital workflows in dental practices and laboratories. The comprehensive DMG DentaMile portfolio includes software, hardware, and materials, as well as the Design & Print Service. DentaMile connect, the cloud-based software developed by DMG, was honored with the German Innovation Award.
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- 3D Printing
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- Equipment and Supplies for Dental Technology Purposes
- Etching Agents and Adhesives
- Fastening materials
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- Inlay, Crown, and Bridge Materials
- Orthodontic Aids
- Orthodontic auxiliary parts
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- Dental Resins
- Dental Prosthesis Materials
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- Temporary Sealing Materials
- Sealing Materials
- Materials for impression trays and similar items
- Materials for Orthodontic Appliances
- Root Canal Filling Materials
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- Cosmetic Dentistry
- Cosmetic Dental Aids
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Product Highlights
- DentaMile Bleachingschienen Workflow - Intuitiv, präzise, effizientPrint custom-fit whitening trays quickly and easily in 3D with DentaMile Convenient for patients, cost-effective for you: Discover the world’s first cloud-based workflow designed specifically for whitening trays.View Product Details
DentaMile Desk RS-1: elegante und kompakte Lösung für die dentale 3D-FertigungThe DentaMile Desk RS-1 is your versatile and easy-to-use solution for precise 3D printing in your dental practice.View Product Details
DentaMile Cure RS-XL: leistungsstarke Nachbelichtungseinheit für SerienfertigungThe DentaMile Cure RS-XL is your professional solution for post-processing large volumes in additive manufacturing.View Product Details
Infiltration mit Icon Vestibular - Ästhetische Ergebnisse schonend erzieltThe minimally invasive infiltration procedure using Icon Vestibular offers an effective yet tissue-sparing solution that provides lasting relief from the suffering experienced by those with MIH, particularly children and adolescents.View Product Details
Entwicklungsbedingte Schmelzopazitäten: neues validiertes BehandlungskonzeptFluorosis, MIH, amelogenesis imperfecta, and trauma-induced enamel opacities affect countless people worldwide. Patients suffer from the resulting aesthetic impairments.View Product Details
DeltaFil - die Amalgam-Alternative für die Alters- und KinderzahnheilkundeDeltaFil from DMG is the go-to solution when simplicity is key. A conventional, self-adhesive glass ionomer cement with an innovative material design.View Product Details
Flairesse Bleaching Gel - Sanfte Aufhellung, befreites LächelnAn important component in the treatment of affected, mostly young patients. The new Flairesse Bleaching Gel was specifically developed for the medical, non-invasive adjunctive treatment of developmental enamel opacities in young patients.View Product Details
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DeltaFil – Well-filled. Feels great. Designed for your daily practice routine
In your practice, you treat a variety of patients in different clinical situations, and you find the right approach for each one. That’s exactly what DeltaFil is designed for. This self-adhesive glass ionomer filling material fits seamlessly into your daily routine and supports you in your routine filling procedures. DeltaFil combines all the properties that define a modern filling material. It promotes remineralization through fluoride release. It offers a wide range of shades for a natural tooth color. It is versatile and supports an efficient treatment workflow. We’ve answered the most common questions about using DeltaFil in your daily practice. DeltaFil in Daily Practice: A Material That Fits Right In Every day, you handle situations that go beyond the textbook cavity. A hard-to-reach posterior tooth, limited isolation, a hypersensitive tooth, or a patient who is uncooperative. DeltaFil supports you precisely in these situations. Because it is self-adhesive, it eliminates the need for a separate bonding step and simplifies application. Its moisture tolerance helps you work confidently even under challenging isolation conditions. The bulk application—without layering or light curing—keeps the procedure smooth and straightforward. Its special mechanical properties ensure a stable restoration that withstands chewing forces. Together, these properties make DeltaFil quick and efficient to use. Thus, DeltaFil is not a specialized solution for isolated cases. It’s a tool that fits seamlessly into typical everyday situations without requiring you to change your workflow. Advantage after advantage: At a glance, DeltaFil combines the properties that matter in everyday dental practice. It remineralizes through fluoride release, thereby supporting the prevention of secondary caries.1 Its wide range of shades—from White to Dark—contributes to a natural tooth color, even for primary teeth and age-related discoloration. Elastomeric micelle technology provides it with mechanical stability that can withstand repeated chewing forces.2 Its self-adhesive application process, which requires no light curing, works efficiently. And its versatile applications support you through the various life stages of your patients. DeltaFil combines efficiency, versatility, and modern material properties in a solution designed to meet the needs of your practice. Well-filled. Well-felt. Sources: 1. Cowen M et al. Dental Advisor. 2022; 156. 2. Messer-Hannemann P et al. Materials. 2022; 15: 5440.
IconVention 2026: MIH Update – New Treatment Approaches
It all starts on September 25: The IconVention Roadshow 2026 brings current treatment options for MIH in anterior teeth to life. Practical, personalized, and scientifically sound. Look forward to concise live events in six cities that will provide you with concrete ideas for your daily practice—surely one near you as well. Want to treat MIH effectively and gently? Discover new ways to combat chalky teeth: According to DMS 6, one in seven 12-year-olds in Germany is affected by MIH. Now there’s an age-appropriate, gentle treatment option for this young patient group. A key component of the holistic MIH treatment concept: minimally invasive infiltration therapy with Icon. See for yourself at the IconVention Roadshow 2026, to which we cordially invite you. The IconVention Roadshow 2026: Practical MIH Knowledge—Focus on Young Patients—6 CME Credits: 6 live events in 6 cities, starting September 25, every Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 6 continuing education credits (for attending one event) A comprehensive program combining practice and theory: From MIH etiology to transillumination and differential diagnosis to a case presentation of the new MIH treatment concept—including insights into medically indicated at-home bleaching and the use of 3D-printed bleaching trays. A relaxed get-together with opportunities for personal exchange. Will you be joining us? Register now to secure your continuing education credits and take advantage of the early bird discount!
DMG DentaMile ROI Calculator: Reliably Evaluating Dental 3D Printing
What utilization rate does your 3D printing system need to be economically viable? The new DMG DentaMile ROI Calculator turns assumptions into a transparent calculation. Curious about how quickly 3D printing pays off? What utilization rate does your 3D printing system need to be economically viable? The new DMG DentaMile ROI Calculator turns your assumptions into a transparent calculation: Enter your typical applications, production volumes, and material and selling prices, and compare four complete 3D printing systems—including DentaMile connect—ranging from a compact in-office setup to a scalable lab solution. In just three steps, you’ll receive a recommendation and key metrics such as break-even point, payback period, and a transparent cost-benefit analysis. Test different scenarios and see immediately how each adjustment affects the result. And it’s all free, no registration required, right here online. TIP: The MIH treatment concept uses at-home bleaching as preparation for treatment. You can include MIH cases in the ROI calculator as bleaching trays. To help interpret your results, you can also book a free initial consultation with a DMG digital expert.
MIH Is No Child's Play: How Chalky Teeth Affect Young Patients
Auf einen Blick:Prävalenz: In Deutschland ist jedes siebte 12-jährige Kind von MIH betroffen (15,3 %; DMS 6).1Symptombelastung: Neben ästhetischen Beeinträchtigungen, die soziale Interaktionen beeinflussen können, leiden Betroffene häufig unter Hypersensibilität, die Essen und Zähneputzen erschwert.2,3Strukturelles Risiko: MIH-Zähne weisen oft einen erhöhten Protein- und einen verringerten Mineralgehalt auf und sind dadurch porös, was zu einer erhöhten Anfälligkeit für posteruptiven Schmelzverlust und die Entwicklung von kariösen Läsionen führen kann. 1,4,5 Nicht zum ersten Mal in diesem Monat kommt ein Kind mit weißen, gelblichen oder braunen Flecken auf den Zähnen in Ihr Behandlungszimmer. Wie sich das für die betroffenen Kinder anfühlen muss, können Sie sich sicher vorstellen. Denken Sie beispielsweise an Ihren ersten Schultag zurück. Die Aufregung, neue Menschen und fremde Gesichter – Lächeln mit Kreidezähnen? Eigentlich undenkbar. Kinder mit Molaren-Inzisiven-Hypomineralisation (MIH) sind in der Realität keine Seltenheit und können Ihnen in Ihrem Praxisalltag regelmäßig begegnen. Eine fehlende Behandlungsstrategie für MIH oder das „Abwarten und Beobachten” kann frustrierend sein: für Kinder, besorgte Eltern und für Sie als behandelnden Arzt. MIH: mehr als eine RanderscheinungEin Kind mit MIH ist kein Einzelfall, sondern kann Alltagsrealität in Ihrer Praxis sein. Die Zahlen sprechen für sich. In Deutschland leidet im Durchschnitt jedes siebte 12-jährige Kind an MIH, was einer Prävalenz von 15,3 % entspricht.1 Damit wird deutlich: MIH, umgangssprachlich als Kreidezähne bezeichnet, ist eine Erkrankung, die viele Kinder betrifft und dessen Behandlung Aufmerksamkeit verdient. Zwar verlaufen ca. 63,3 % der MIH-Fälle mild, jedoch ist eine frühzeitige Diagnose für den weiteren Krankheitsverlauf von Vorteil.1,6 Patienten im Fokus: Der Alltag mit MIHVielleicht spiegelt sich die hohe Fallzahl auch in Ihrem Praxisalltag wider.Doch was bedeutet die Diagnose MIH für Ihre jungen Patienten und wie lebt es sich damit? Gerade im Alltag kann MIH weitreichende Auswirkungen auf die Lebensqualität der Kinder haben und für Betroffene eine tägliche Herausforderung bedeuten.3 Von Sichtbarkeit bis SpürbarkeitDie Auswirkungen von MIH auf das Leben Ihrer Patienten können sehr vielseitig sein. Sätze wie: „Putz dir doch mal ordentlich die Zähne.” oder „Warum sind deine Zähne so komisch?” können verletzend sein und sind vollgepackt mit Vorurteilen. Daran wird deutlich, dass insbesondere die Verfärbungen der Schneidezähne die ästhetische (Selbst-)Wahrnehmung der Betroffenen beeinflussen und belastend sein können.7,8 MIH bedeutet für Betroffene viele Symptome, die über die Ästhetik hinausgehen. Patienten leiden häufig an hypersensiblen Zähnen, welche zu Problemen im Alltag führen können.3 Sei es beim Zähneputzen, während der Aufnahme heißer und kalter Nahrungsmittel oder beim Kauen.2,3Diese physischen Symptome können sich zusätzlich auch auf den gesamten Alltag und die psychische Gesundheit auswirken, da sie die Lebensqualität erheblich beeinflussen können.3 Die Zahnstruktur im Fokus: Was passiert im SchmelzWarum sind MIH-betroffene Zähne oft zugleich empfindlich, porös und sind optisch verändert? Ein Blick unter die Oberfläche liefert die entscheidenden Hinweise. Viele der klinisch sichtbaren und spürbaren Merkmale entstehen durch histologische Veränderungen im Zahn. Die Proteinmenge der Zähne ist erhöht, der Mineralgehalt geringer und dadurch ist der Zahn porös, was unbehandelt vermehrt zu Schmelzeinbrüchen führen kann.1,4 Darüber hinaus gibt es Hinweise darauf, dass MIH-Zähne ein erhöhtes Kariesrisiko aufweisen, was die Patienten vor weitere Herausforderungen stellen kann.5 Jetzt (Be)handeln?Die Kombination aus sichtbaren Veränderungen, Hypersensibilität und strukturellen Besonderheiten der Zahnhartsubstanz verdeutlicht den Bedarf an klaren diagnostischen und therapeutischen Konzepten in Ihrem Praxisalltag. Angesichts der hohen Prävalenz stellt sich die Frage, wie Sie dem Behandlungsbedarf in Ihrer Praxis strukturiert begegnen können. MIH-Behandlung in Ihrer PraxisDie Zahlen und die Symptome der Betroffenen sprechen für sich und zeigen, dass MIH-Behandlungen auch in Ihrer Praxis eine regelmäßige Rolle spielen können. Bei 100 Kinderbehandlungen im Monat sind statistisch 13 bis 15 MIH-Fälle zu erwarten.1 Die gute Nachricht für Sie und Ihre Patienten? Es gibt moderne, minimal-invasive Behandlungsmethoden, die sich effizient in Ihren Praxisalltag einbauen und umsetzen lassen. Wenn Sie die passenden Antworten für Ihre Patienten haben, schafft dies nicht nur Vertrauen bei Betroffenen und deren Angehörigen, sondern Sie positionieren Ihre Praxis gleichzeitig strategisch. Denn bei MIH gilt: Die Patientenbindung beginnt bereits früh und eine passende Behandlungsstrategie kann dabei die Grundvoraussetzung sein, um Hand in Hand mit der gesamten Familie zu arbeiten. Quellen1. Jordan R et al. DMS 6 Bekes K et al. 2025; 70–4. 2. Schwendicke F et al. J Dent. 2018; 68: 10–8. 3. Joshi T et al. Clin Oral Investig. 2022; 26: 1753–9. 4. Farah RA et al. J Dent. 2010; 38: 591–6. 5. Americano GCA et al. Int J Paediatr Dent. 2017; 27: 11–21. 6. Lygidakis NA et al. European Archives of Paediatric Dentistry. 2021; 23: 3–21. 7. Hasmun N et al. J Dent. 2020; 98. 8. Hasmun N et al. Dent J (Basel). 2018; 6.
Developmental Enamel Opacities: A New, Validated Treatment Approach
Fluorosis, MIH, amelogenesis imperfecta, and trauma-induced enamel opacities affect countless people worldwide. Patients suffer from aesthetic impairments and tooth hypersensitivity. This can lead to social exclusion, bullying, functional complaints, and pain. Nevertheless, there have been few adequate treatment options to date for this group of patients, most of whom are young. DMG presents a validated, minimally invasive treatment concept combining bleaching, infiltration, and 3D printing technology. Infiltration with Icon: A Game-Changer for Patients with Developmental Enamel Opacities The minimally invasive infiltration procedure using Icon Vestibular offers an effective and gentle solution for conditions such as MIH on anterior teeth. The treated area blends seamlessly with the healthy enamel. Infiltration in cases of MIH preserves healthy tooth structure—a crucial advantage in the treatment of young patients. It also gently improves the aesthetic appearance. Infiltration Plus Bleaching for an Optimal Overall Result To achieve a harmonious overall result, it is necessary to prepare the teeth for the subsequent infiltration. This pretreatment of developmental enamel opacities conditions the protein-rich lesions, thereby optimally preparing them for infiltration therapy. With DMG’s Flairesse Bleaching Gel, a medical device is now available that, thanks to its low concentrations of CP 5% and CP 10%, enables precisely this type of gentle preparation. Medical bleaching gel, custom-fit 3D bleaching tray: The new Flairesse Bleaching Gel was developed specifically for the medical, preparatory treatment of developmental enamel defects and can also be used on young patients. It thus fills a critical gap in care. Another valuable component of the treatment is the 3D-printed DentaMile bleaching tray. Its key advantages are the precise reservoirs, which can be adapted to the individual patient’s situation, and the excellent marginal seal. This ensures efficient bleaching and reliably protects the gums.At the DMG booth in Hall 10.1, interested visitors can see for themselves the new possibilities offered by MIH treatment. For more information about DMG’s presence at IDS: www.dmg-dental.com/ids
The future of bite splint workflows, live at IDS.
The Bite Splint Workflow of the Future Live—at DMG DentaMile at IDS Revolutionizing digital manufacturing: That is the goal of DMG’s DentaMile bite splint workflow. Interested visitors can see for themselves at IDS 2025 how and why this comprehensive 3D solution makes a difference for dental practices, labs, and patients. Dentists and dental technicians can also try it out for themselves and design their own occlusal splints using the cloud-based DentaMile connect software at the DMG booth in Hall 10.1. Validated, Highly Efficient End-to-End ProcessThe DentaMile bite splint workflow combines high-performance resins, smart software features, and reliable printing systems into a highly efficient process suitable for everyday use. Automatic design suggestions—for example, for precise margin lines—can save up to 90% of the time required compared to manual design. As Sturdy as Necessary, as Soft as PossibleThe new LuxaPrint Ortho Comfort is a flexible, transparent 3D resin that produces bite splints that are both robust and comfortable. Odorless and tasteless, yet extremely durable, the material meets all requirements for long-lasting occlusal splints. LuxaPrint Ortho Comfort enables splints that are hard enough for functional therapy—while also offering maximum wearing comfort and a brilliant appearance. High flexibility with reliable quality: With the cloud-based DentaMile connect software, you can manage the entire workflow yourself or outsource individual steps such as design or printing—regardless of location and even without your own 3D printer. The validated process guarantees reproducible results in every case, meeting the highest standards for medical devices. For more information on DMG DentaMile’s portfolio of digital solutions, visit www.dentamile.com. Learn more about DMG’s presence at IDS: www.dmg-dental.com/ids
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Dental Milestones from Hamburg: Welcome to DMG
For 60 years, we at DMG have been making the daily work of dentists and dental labs easier—with dental materials “Made in Germany” that embody true ingenuity and a deep commitment to quality. From precise impression materials to modern composite fillings and innovative solutions for dental 3D printing. Get to know us. Discover what makes DMG special and what we stand for. Welcome to Hamburg. Welcome to DMG.
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Company and Background
What sets DMG apart as a partner for dental practices and dental laboratories?
DMG has more than 60 years of experience in the dental industry. Since 1963, the Hamburg-based company has been developing, manufacturing, and marketing high-quality product solutions “made in Germany.” Its portfolio includes solutions for prevention and early intervention, direct restorative therapy, temporary and permanent prosthetics, impression-taking, and digital workflows. With Icon, DMG offers the only product for gentle infiltration treatment. The DMG DentaMile portfolio includes hardware, software, materials, and validated digital workflows for dental 3D printing. Approximately 20% of its nearly 500 employees work in research and development. DMG was the first dental company to receive ISO certification and has undergone multiple FDA inspections.
Who is behind DMG, and where is production carried out?
DMG was founded in Hamburg in 1963 by Ernst Mühlbauer. Today, the family-owned business is led by the second generation—Dr. Wolfgang Mühlbauer, the founder’s son, and Susanne Stegen. DMG develops and manufactures its products at its facility in Hamburg-Lurup. All divisions of the company are based here, from research and development to production, sales, marketing, and training. DMG’s branded products are distributed in over 80 countries through selected retail partners.
What awards has DMG received for its dental products?
For Icon, the only product for gentle infiltration therapy, DMG received, among other honors, the 2010 German Innovation Award and was named the most innovative dental product of 2009 by German dentists. In addition, the cloud-based software DentaMile connect was awarded the German Innovation Award. Independent international testing institutes regularly confirm the high quality of DMG products.
Products and Solutions
What is Icon by DMG, and how does the infiltration treatment work?
Icon by DMG is the world’s only product for infiltration therapy. This innovative method makes it possible to halt early-stage proximal caries without drilling, as well as to provide aesthetic treatment for development-related enamel opacities on smooth surfaces, such as caries-related white spots, MIH, fluorosis, or trauma. To achieve this, a highly fluid resin (infiltrant) penetrates the porous enamel prepared with etching gel and seals the pore system. Icon is available in two versions: Icon Proximal for interdental spaces and Icon Vestibular for smooth surfaces.
What areas and products does the DMG portfolio for dental practices and dental laboratories include?
DMG’s key application areas and products include: Dental 3D printing (the comprehensive DentaMile portfolio, featuring hardware, DentaMile connect software, and LuxaPrint 3D printing materials), prevention and early intervention (Icon Infiltration, Flairesse prophylaxis system), and modern restoration concepts (DeltaFil, Ecosite One). DMG also has a traditionally strong presence in the areas of temporary restorations (Luxatemp family, TempoCem), impression taking (Honigum Pro, LuxaBite, MixStar eMotion), and post-endodontic restorations (LuxaCore Z, LuxaPost).
What solutions for dental 3D printing does DMG DentaMile offer?
DentaMile is DMG’s comprehensive suite of solutions for dental 3D printing in dental practices and dental laboratories. It includes the in-house developed cloud-based software DentaMile connect, 3D printers (e.g., DentaMile Lab5), post-processing units, and the LuxaPrint material family with resins for bite splints, whitening trays, and models. The software allows users to handle design and printing themselves or delegate these tasks to partners within the network. The DentaMile Design & Print Service also makes it possible to take advantage of 3D printing even without owning a printer. The digital workflows are validated and meet the high standards required for medical devices.
Orders, Training, and Service
What contact and ordering options does DMG offer?
DMG products (with the exception of the DentaMile Digital portfolio) are distributed through dental specialty retailers. You can also receive advice and place orders through DMG, either via the DMG sales force or by calling the toll-free service line at 0800 – 364 42 62. You can find an overview of contact options and the DMG sales representatives in your region [url=https://de.dmg-dental.com/service][u]here[/u][/url]. DMG DentaMile solutions for dental 3D printing are available through our [url=https://de.dmg-dental.com/service/aussendienst][u]Digital Applications Field Sales Team[/u][/url] as well as through the [url=https://shop.ids.online/Hersteller/DMG/Produkte/][u]IDS Online Store[/u][/url]. DMG can also be reached by email at info@dmg-dental.com. Detailed product and service information can be found at [url=https://de.dmg-dental.com/][u]dmg-dental.com[/u][/url]
Does DMG offer dental continuing education and training courses?
DMG operates its own Dental Training Center in Hamburg, featuring seminar rooms, digitally equipped simulation workstations, and a professional dental treatment unit. Workshops and continuing education courses are held there regularly. In addition, DMG offers free online seminars on various topics. With Interdentale and IconVention, DMG has also launched two additional established event series. You can find more information about DMG’s continuing education offerings [url=https://de.dmg-dental.com/fortbildungen-und-events/events][u]here[/u][/url].
What services does DMG offer specifically for dental 3D printing?
With the DentaMile Design & Print Service, you can enjoy the benefits of 3D printing even without your own printer or an initial investment. You can commission design and printing, use the design modules, or upload your own design files for printing. The free ROI calculator lets you find out immediately online—without registering—which complete 3D printing system is right for you and when your investment will pay off. You can book free 15-minute consultations on various digital topics. In addition, the DMG DentaMile Help Center is available to assist you. For more information on 3D printing services, visit [url=https://de.dmg-dental.com/loesungen/digitaler-workflow][u]dentamile.com[/u][/url]
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