Digital dentures can drastically reduce the cost and duration of the denture delivery process. 3D print FDA-compliant, biocompatible monolithic try-in dentures that can also be characterized for short-term use.  

Print separate denture bases with long-term biocompatible material that displays significantly lower shrinkage factors compared to conventional PMMA milled materials. Bond to printed or milled teeth for a final hybrid denture.

Fabricate FDA-compliant, biocompatible monolithic try-in dentures in just a few hours. Printed try-in dentures are perfect for checking bite registration and occlusion functionality.

Since they only cost a few dollars in materials, printed try-ins reduce wait time and cost while enabling doctors to offer patient-specific customization.

Biocompatible try-in resins can be characterized with denture stain kits to achieve aesthetically-pleasing, low-cost temporary denture options. Ideal for temporary replacements or customers who need an affordable solution.

With high strength and low cost, economy dentures present a great opportunity for doctors to help patients who cannot afford traditionally-fabricated dentures.

Dr. Kellum's original plan for 3D printing was just to use it for surgical guides. But soon he discovered that it was capable of much more, and that the cost savings were huge across a variety of applications. Now, The Foundry uses 3D printing every day to help further improve the standard of care they've worked so hard to achieve. Read the full story in our Practice Insight.

Denture base resins are highly-accurate materials specifically formulated for the creation of custom denture bases of all types. Production capabilities include removable denture bases and denture try-ins to ensure final prosthetic appliance fitments, as well as high-quality complete monolithic interim dentures for same-day delivery when fused with class crown & bridge materials of preferred shade.