Over the past decade, 3D printing — often referred to as additive manufacturing — has evolved quickly across many industries. In health care, this technology has driven significant innovation, improving patient outcomes, increasing comfort, and opening new possibilities in treatment. As capabilities continue to expand, 3D printing is reshaping how medical solutions are designed and delivered. For many, the first association between 3D printing and medicine is prosthetics. This connection reflects one of the technology's most impactful uses and highlights a key advantage of additive manufacturing: the ability to create highly customized solutions tailored to individual patients.