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This advanced printing device is boosting productivity at dental practices.
3D printing is being implemented in digital dentistry thanks to its ability to print appliances that are safe for intraoral use. Advancements to biocompatible materials have made it possible for 3D printers to create a wide range of dental appliances from aligners, dentures, and crowns to models, bonding trays, surgical guides, and more.
Traditionally, this 3D printing takes place at a lab. However, compact desktop printers have made it possible for dentists to create dental appliances from the convenience of their own practice. The SprintRay 3D Printer is one of the most advanced systems available for in-office installation and is streamlining the printing process.
How Does It Work?
The SprintRay 3D Printer works by curing liquid photosensitive resin into a durable dental appliance. This process begins with uploading data to the printer. Then, once a design is prepared, the machine will begin printing. Though print times vary depending on the appliance being created, most 3D-printed appliances will be ready for delivery the same day.
The Benefits of the SprintRay 3D Printer
User-friendly software. Designed exclusively for in-office use, the SprintRay 3D Printer has intuitive features that make every step of the printing process easy to execute.
Rapid print speeds. The SprintRay 3D Printer makes same- and next-day delivery possible with record printing times. This quick turnaround improves productivity for busy dental practices.
Repeatable results. In addition to accuracy, the SprintRay 3D Printer can reliably deliver the same high quality of fit and finish with each print job.
