A new method based on the use of dental materials allows you to obtain high-quality prints without harming the animal. Scientists used special 3D printed molds and high-tech materials to create accurate molds of the fish’s teeth. This method was used successfully on 60 fish without a single death.
The new method makes it possible to study tooth wear, which provides valuable information about the animals’ feeding habits. It can also be used to study jaw biomechanics, track developmental changes, and study the comparative anatomy of different species.
Source: Ferra
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