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Ceramic Crown Shades Portfolio Expanded – 3D Print Crowns in Bleach, C2, and D2

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The world’s first complete 3D printing ecosystem for definitive ceramic crowns has expanded. Ceramic Crown resin is now available in shades Bleach, C2, and D2 alongside existing shades A1, A2, A3, and B1. This expansion of shades allows dental professionals to match existing anterior and posterior dentition more easily and reduces the time needed for characterization.  More shades available broaden the …

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Streamlined Denture Design and Fabrication Using a 3D Printing Workflow

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Fabricating full dentures with traditional methods can be cumbersome for practitioners and patients. It often requires multiple patient visits for making assessments, impressions, and try-ins, and after these visits, there is still a long wait time for the final clinical dentures.  In an article published in Inside Dental Technology, Andrew C. Johnson, DDS, MDS, CDT, and Gregori M. Kurtzman, DDS …

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Introducing ProWash S – Featuring Cloud Connectivity for a Simplified 3D Printing Workflow

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ProWash S provides a powerful clean and dry with one touch workflow activation, part of the SprintRay intelligent dental 3D printing ecosystem from print to cure. Building on the award-winning hardware design of its predecessor, ProWash S introduces a whole new software system packed with features to simplify your workflow. In addition to the standard, 9-minute wash and dry cycle, …

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SprintRay Expands Canadian Distribution with Sinclair Dental Partnership

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We’re pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with Sinclair Dental Co., designed to expand access to the SprintRay product portfolio of 3D printing hardware, materials, software, and services to dental professionals throughout Canada. Now dental experts in Canada can experience the #1 3D Printing Solution for dentistry.  Superior Materials. Superior Results. Sinclair Dental will distribute the growing SprintRay portfolio …

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Ceramic Crown Scientific Studies Summary

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Ceramic Crown has been studied by renowned institutions worldwide to prove its excellent mechanical properties and efficacy as a definitive restoration for 3D printing. The Division of Biomaterials at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, SD Mechatronik, and the SprintRay Materials team tested Ceramic Crown on the following studies: Fracture Load and Abrasion Resistance Occlusal Wall Thickness Effect on Fracture …