3D Print Indirect Bonding Trays
Fabricate flexible orthodontic bonding trays for speedy bracket placement.Shorten the length of bracket placement appointments, decreasing chair time and increasing patient satisfaction. 3D print indirect bonding trays to load an entire arch of brackets into the tray, then quickly transfer those brackets onto the patient’s teeth.
The transparency of the appliance allows the clinician to use a curing light to cement the entire arch of brackets simultaneously.
Reliable and Accurate Bracket Placement
3D print indirect bonding trays to allow for the speedy placement of a full-arch of brackets. The pre-printed apparatus also means that each bracket gets placed exactly where it should be, removing the guesswork and improving placement accuracy.
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Workflow Overview: 3D Print Indirect Bonding Trays
Using an intraoral scanner and a CBCT, you can use 3rd party software to design and produce indirect bonding trays in-office using SprintRay 3D printers. When printing, ensure that the intaglio side of the bonding tray is face-up so that no supports generate in difficult-to-reach places, obstructing the placement of the trays.
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Data Capture
Capture and record patient's anatomy using an intraoral scanner and CBCT or other scanned data.
Design and Plan
Design the IDB using dental CAD software or outsource the design to a digital lab and recieve print files.
Print and Process
Prepare 3D models, print them, and post-process according to requirements.
Place
Deliver appliance as recommended.Materials
SprintRay IDB
Bond a full arch of braces in just a few minutesSprintRay’s biocompatible indirect bonding material produces trays that resist tearing better than leading products, offering ideal flexibility and outstanding accuracy. This resin is designed for the dental 3D printing of IDB, making the process rapid and cost-effective.
More Accurate than Stone
A recent university study found SprintRay Pro more accurate and consistent than traditional alginate methods. With an average RMS of 129±16μm for 3D printing compared to 177±25μm for alginate methods, SprintRay Pro is ready to meet the clinical demands of contemporary dentistry
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Compatible 3D Scanners
You can use any scanner type you’d like with RayWare. We accept any .STL formatted scan data. This list of scanners shows many options that our customers often use, but it is not an exclusive list.
Compatible Design Software
RayWare allows you to choose a dental design software that meets your clinical needs. This list shows our recommended options, but RayWare accepts any design file formatted in .STL, which means you can use whatever you’re most comfortable with.
