There has been a great advancement with the advent of 3D Printing in every field. With this in the field of dentistry 3D Printing has achieved great success in every field of prosthodontics that is removable, fixed as well as in maxillofacial prosthesis. It’s a process where a digital design is translated into a physical object by adding layers of material one at a time. These layers build up to create the final object, and the precision involved can make intricate designs possible.3D printing has a range of applications from prototyping and engineering to healthcare, fashion, and even food. A couple of key points worth mentioning are the types of materials that can be used, like plastics, metals, ceramics, and even biological materials, depending on the printer and the application.