Three-dimensional (3D) printing technology is rapidly transforming various aspects of medical practice, particularly in the field of cardiovascular surgery. In heart valve disease, 3D printing offers groundbreaking potential for personalized diagnosis, surgical planning, and the creation of patient-specific prosthetic valves. This article reviews the recent advances in 3D printing for heart valve disease management and discusses its future perspectives, including the production of biocompatible materials for valve replacement and the development of tissue-engineered heart valves. The challenges and future directions of integrating 3D printing into clinical practice are also discussed.