Creating temporary and definitive crowns for single-visit chairside dentistry can provide outstanding value to your patients. With cutting-edge materials, you can place long-lasting crowns for low material costs per restoration.
3D printed crowns can be prepared like any other hybrid crown material, using hand tools to characterize and polish to a realistic shine. They can be attached with standard self-adhesive cement and feature high longevity, resistance to wear, and low porosity.
Rapid, aesthetic temporary restorations for every patient.
With 3D printing in your office, you can provide aesthetic temporary restorations to more patients. High-strength custom temporaries will delight your patients by giving them an above-and-beyond experience at your practice.
With SprintRay in your office, you can deliver a true chairside restorative experience. Crowns 3D print in less than twenty minutes, giving you and your staff ample time to process and fit in a single appointment for only a few euros in materials cost.
Extremely strong, highly-accurate 3D printed restorations.
With full certification for definitive restorative applications, SprintRay Pro and Bego can help you deliver an unprecedented patient experience. Printed crowns can be characterized just like traditional restorations and secured using standard self-adhesive cement.
Thanks to SprintRay’s open certified resin platform, you can leverage all the benefits of the latest breakthroughs in dentistry today. VarseoSmile Crown Plus exhibits superior mechanical properties when compared to traditional composite materials and an excellent balance of opacity and transparency for definitive 3D printed restorations that look and feel premium.
Using intraoral scan data, you can use 3rd-party software to design and produce temporary and definitive crowns in-office using SprintRay 3D printers. Once the crown, bridge, or other restoration is printed, it can be processed using traditional methods and attached with standard self-adhesive cement.
Our large library of dental printing materials are designed to get the most out of SprintRay 3D printers. Whether you’re using resins from SprintRay or one of our growing list of materials partners, you’ll receive highly-accurate, outstanding results thanks to our extensive validation process.
Bego VearseoSmile Crown Plus
Strong, accurate, long-lasting definitive restorations
VarseoSmile Crown Plus represents a leap forward in 3D printing for restorative treatments. Incredibly strong, highly aesthetic, and extremely accurate, this definitive crown material can help you take the patient experience to the next level with same-day restorative dentistry.
High strength and resistance to wear make VarseoSmile Crown Plus the go-to resin for producing definitive restorations in your office. Work with it using traditional tools and methods and place using standard self-adhesive cement for a seamless treatment experience.
Same-day aesthetic custom temporaries
VarseoSmile Temp is an accurate, strong material that’s perfect for temporary restorations of all kinds. With a pleasing aesthetic and rapid productions speed, you can wow your patients with single-visit custom temporary crowns, bridges, and more.
This material is easy to finish and polish using traditional methods, and features excellent aesthetics to blend with existing teeth.
The DENTCA Crown and Bridge resin is a biocompatible photocurable material intended for the manufacture of crown and bridge provisional or temporary restorations. Performance and strength are the same as conventional Material.
SprintRay Crown is a ceramic-filled hybrid material for 3D printing of single crowns, inlays, onlays and veneers. Easily finished and polished using traditional methods, this material offers excellent esthetics that conform to existing teeth.
High strength and wear resistance make SprintRay Crown a go-to material for restorative 3D printing. Because SprintRay Crown is FDA 510(k)-approved and meets all requirements for a Class II medical device, you can rely on this resin.
Crown is available in seven shades: A1, A2, A3, B1, B3, C2 and D3. Available in US, EU, UK and EFTA.
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The SprintRay 3D printing ecosystem is designed for the unique needs of dental professionals. With SprintRay as your partner, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in dentistry has never been easier.
SprintRay is revolutionizing restorative dentistry with a complete solution for 3D printing definitive crowns in your office. The SprintRay Crown solution combines three industry-first products: automated design, a new class of resin, and new production hardware.
Introducing a smarter way to deliver chairside crowns.
• Dominant formulation for strength, reliability, and aesthetics
• 3D print a definitive crown in as little as 15 minutes
• Part of a complete chairside restorative 3D printing ecosystem from SprintRay
SprintRay Crown is a ceramic-filled hybrid material for 3D printing of single crowns, inlays, onlays and veneers. Easily finished and polished using traditional methods, this material offers excellent esthetics that conform to existing teeth.
High strength and resistance to wear make SprintRay Crown a go-to material for restorative 3D printing. And because SprintRay Crown is FDA 510(k) cleared and fulfills all the requirements for a Class II medical device, you can place your trust in the resin and focus fully on the treatment.
SprintRay Crown is available in seven shades: A1, A2, A3, B1, B3, C2, and D3. Available for sale in the US, EU, UK, and EFTA.
Use any scanner to capture the post-prep anatomy of your patient. SprintRay has partnerships with major scanner brands, but our ecosystem accepts files from any manufacturer.
Use our SprintRay Cloud Design to get a fast quality design. Upload your scan files and get a posterior crown design in 5 minutes or less.
With the Pro S Crown Kit, you can 3D print crowns in as little as 10 minutes without sacrificing the anatomical detail or aesthetics of the restoration.
Submerge the crown in a small bowl of IPA, then brush to remove all residue. Dry the part with compressed air and a clean paper towel. Place it in ProCure 2, and select the ‘SprintRay Crown’ curing profile.
Submerge the crown in a small bowl of IPA, then brush to remove all residue. Dry the part with compressed air and a clean paper towel. SprintRay Crown can be characterized and glazed using common glaze kits or polished to the patient’s aesthetic needs with a lab handpiece and a lathe.
Use an adhesive, followed by a resin-based. cement for luting the crown to the prepped tooth. Sand-blasting the intaglio surface of the crown before using the adhesive is highly recommended
Premium restorations require the best hardware. The SprintRay Crown Kit is a revelation in speed, allowing the Pro S 3D printer to produce a single unit crown in just 15 minutes. The best part? It’s more accurate than any milling solution.
The SprintRay 3D printing ecosystem is the digital workflow that works for you. Whether you’re printing one night guard or
thirty models for aligner production, you’ll rapidly see the difference it makes on your patients and practice.
Schedule a demo to see how it works in your office
Automated, reliable AI delivers accurate, repeatable crown designs.
Every step is designed for ease of use, making it simple to learn and easy to teach.
Submit design, receive crown. It’s that simple.
The SprintRay 3D printing ecosystem is designed for the unique needs of dental professionals. With SprintRay as your partner, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in dentistry has never been easier.
