High Precision Dental Labl 3D Printer

A Dental Lab 3D LCD Printer is a specialized 3D printing device designed specifically for the dental industry. It uses LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology to cure photosensitive resin layer by layer to create precise dental models, restorations, and other dental components.

Key Features:

• 8K Monochrome Screen: With 30µm pixel accuracy, the 10.3” 8K monochrome screen ensures highly detailed prints with a faster print speed and extended lifespan, enabling efficient production for dental applications.

• Precision Z-Axis: The advanced linear rail and ball screw Z-axis system deliver ultra-precise motion with ±0.01mm accuracy, ensuring smoother prints and fine surface finishes for dental models and prosthetics.

• Advanced Light Source System: With over 90% light transmittance and uniform exposure, this system guarantees consistent and precise curing, making it ideal for producing high-detail dental parts.

• RTware Intelligent Software: This user-friendly software is fully compatible with your preferred modeling software, simplifying the entire workflow from file preparation to print management, allowing seamless integration into your dental practice.

  
  

Resin Materials for Dental 3D Printing

Dental 3D LCD printers are compatible with a variety of specialized resins that cater to the unique requirements of dental professionals. Each resin is formulated for a specific application, providing the necessary properties for durability, biocompatibility, and ease of use.

Here’s a rundown of the most commonly used dental resins:

1. Dental Model Resin

• Purpose: Used for creating highly detailed dental models, including models for crowns, bridges, and orthodontic purposes.

• Properties: Offers high precision and smooth finishes with minimal post-processing, ideal for accurate dental impressions and detailed designs.

• Applications: Dental labs use it for prototypes and models for restorations, dental plans, and orthodontic devices.

2. Dental Washing Model Resin

• Purpose: Designed for models that will undergo washing, cleaning, and curing processes.

• Properties: This resin is formulated to resist deformation during the post-printing cleaning process, ensuring stable model integrity.

• Applications: Primarily used for models that require a high degree of post-processing to achieve a polished, detailed finish.

3. Implant Surgical Guide Resin

• Purpose: Used to create precise surgical guides for dental implant procedures.

• Properties: Biocompatible and strong enough to guide drills and tools during implant surgeries, offering superior precision.

• Applications: Commonly used in implantology, helping dental surgeons plan and execute implant placements with greater accuracy.

4. Gingiva Mask Resin

• Purpose: Used to create gingival masks (soft tissue models) for dental restorations.

• Properties: It mimics the texture and color of human gums, providing a realistic representation for prosthetics and crown fittings.

• Applications: Ideal for prosthetics, implant planning, and crown and bridge procedures, helping create realistic impressions of gum contours.

5. Temporary Model Resin

• Purpose: Creates temporary dental models and restorations.

• Properties: This resin is designed for ease of use, offering a fast curing time and adequate strength for short-term use.

• Applications: Used to create temporary crowns, bridges, and other dental devices that will eventually be replaced by permanent restorations.

6. Individual Impression Tray Resin

• Purpose: Used to print custom impression trays for accurate and efficient dental impressions.

• Properties: It is flexible, biocompatible, and offers a smooth surface that allows for easy placement in the patient's mouth without discomfort.

• Applications: Ideal for creating patient-specific trays for taking precise impressions of the teeth and gums.

7. Denture Resin

• Purpose: Designed for creating highly durable, biocompatible dentures.

• Properties: Provides long-lasting wearability, natural appearance, and comfort. It can be used for both full and partial dentures.

• Applications: Used in denture fabrication, enabling labs to produce high-quality, patient-specific dentures.

8. Wax Casting Resin

• Purpose: Wax Casting Resin is specifically designed for creating accurate wax models that can be used in the traditional casting process for dental restorations.

• Properties: It burns cleanly without residue during the casting process, ensuring a smooth, accurate mold.

• Applications: Typically used in Inlay (cast porcelain), Veneer (cast porcelain), Wax crown (metal casting/ceramic casting), Wax-up bracket (metal casting)

9. Flexible Denture Resin

• Purpose: Used to create flexible and comfortable dentures.

• Properties: Offers a high degree of flexibility and durability, making it ideal for dentures that need to fit snugly and comfortably.

• Applications: Perfect for producing flexible, lightweight dentures that offer a better fit and comfort compared to traditional rigid dentures.

10. Splint Resin

• Purpose: Designed for creating dental splints used in bite guards and night guards.

• Properties: This resin is strong, biocompatible, and able to withstand the pressure exerted during grinding and clenching.

• Applications: Used in the production of occlusal splints, which help protect the teeth and jaw from grinding or other stress-related damage.