It allows the same-day design of over 15 different indications including definitive crowns, with end-to-end product possible in just 45 minutes. This is achieved while maximising precision of fit, durability, aesthetics of the restoration, as well as optimising the patient experience.
The workflow-driven portfolio was recently expanded with brand-new 3D printing resins added to the already impressive range of restorative materials.
A first of its kind ceramic crown resin
Introducing the brand-new SprintRay Ceramic Crown, which is truly a first of its kind. The only complete end-to-end solution for 3D printed restorations, this is changing the game for practitioners, and for their patients.
The SprintRay Ceramic Crown is a hybrid nanoceramic that contains 51 per cent ceramic material for high flexural strength (comparable to that of natural dentine) and wear resistance. This new class of resin has been shown to deliver an excellent margin fit, optimising the effectiveness and longevity of restorative treatment. As an inorganic material, it is radiopaque for easy visibility on scans, and is FDA and MDR cleared as a Class II resin for definitive crowns, partial crowns and veneers. It is also indicated for use with inlays and onlays.
Streamlining the professional workflow, the SprintRay Ceramic Crown is easy to finish and polish to a smooth surface. It blends in with a patient’s natural dentition for seamless aesthetics that both practitioners and patients will love.
Utilising the entire chairside digital workflow from SprintRay, clinicians can now design crowns using powerful AI-assisted technologies, 3D print crowns in as little as 10 minutes and use the most advanced post-curing system on the market to make restorations ready for fitting in the mouth in a total of just 45 minutes or less.
The SprintRay Ceramic Crown is the 3D printed chairside solution for definitive crowns, completely redefining the professional workflow.
Key features of the SprintRay Ceramic Resin:
- MDR-approved, ceramic dominant formula
- Radiopaque for easy visibility
- Smooth surface finish for exceptional aesthetics
- Excellent margin fit, strength and wear resistance
- Prints in under 15 minutes
A first for denture fabrication
When it comes to making dentures, the SprintRay OnX Tough 2 builds on the previous generation of product that was the first radiopaque nanoceramic restorative resin on the market.
OnX Tough 2 is the only 3D printing resin MDR-cleared for fixed hybrid dentures, making it ideal for implant-retained prostheses in full arch rehabilitation cases. By leveraging cutting-edge NanoFusion technology, the denture resin sets new standards of quality and durability. It exhibits significantly higher flexural strength, flexural modulus and impact strength than other resins for dentures and implant-retained prostheses on the market. This affords complete peace of mind for both practitioner and their patient that the new dentures provided will stand the test of time.
The Class II 3D printing resin is also designed to mimic natural dentition with just the right amount of translucency and opacity. This optical performance is intensified by shade stability for uncompromising natural aesthetics. In addition, used in combination with the SprintRay Pro 2 3D printer, the Onx Tough 2 affords unparalleled accuracy and throughput, meeting the highest clinical standards and most complex patient needs.
The result is a long-term provisional or even final restoration delivered on the same day as surgery, when performed using a guided approach. Patients enjoy the enormous advantage of shorter treatment times, fewer practice visits, increased convenience and the associated lowered costs. For clinicians, the speed of treatment, combined with superior outcomes, means increased efficiency and profitability – with absolutely no compromise in quality.
Key features of the SprintRay OnX:
- Only 3D printing resin MDR-cleared for fixed hybrid dentures
- Facilitates lower-cost, same-day implant placement and restoration
- Delivers exceptional aesthetics
- Simple processing and finishing
3D printing reimagined
As SprintRay continues to operate in a field of its own, the goal remains the same – to help clinicians across the globe reimagine chairside 3D printing for the benefit for their patients. Chairside restorative workflows can now be implemented with no compromise in quality, accuracy, strength or aesthetics.
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