3D printing has revolutionised modern dentistry, offering a cost-effective, versatile and efficient alternative to traditional fabrication methods. However, many dentists interested in adopting this technology face two common concerns: the high initial investment cost and the perception of the time and effort required to learn to use the technology. This article aims to demonstrate that 3D printing in conjunction with a digital workflow, from scanning with Medit intra-oral scanners to fabricating with the SprintRay 3D-printing system, is a viable and accessible option. It will highlight its clinical applicability, its potential return on investment and its ability to adapt to patients’ financial constraints.