Formlabs Launches Permanent Crown Resin

Formlabs introduces Permanent Crown Resin, a lower cost alternative to chairside milling and Soft Tissue Starter Pack to empower dentists to provide a better patient experience.
Posted: December 8, 2020
Edited by Dentaltown staff

SOMERVILLE, Mass.—Formlabs, a 3D-printing company, announced the expansion of its dental material offerings with the launch of Permanent Crown Resin and Soft Tissue Starter Pack. The new materials are designed to empower dental offices and labs to further digitize restorative dentistry and offer patients 3D-printed long-term restorations such as fillings, crowns, bridges, and implants.

“3D printing improves the patient experience and enables dental labs and practices to provide patients with higher quality, more reliable and affordable solutions to traditional processes,” said Georgio Haddad, Formlabs’ Dental Strategic Partnerships Lead. “We’re committed to innovating our offerings to provide the dental industry with the tools needed to operate at the cutting edge of an increasingly digital workflow and provide patients with high quality care.”


Formlabs Launches Permanent Crown Resin



Permanent Crown Resin, whose digital workflow is developed in partnership with BEGO, is a tooth-colored, ceramic-filled resin for 3D printing permanent single crowns, inlays, onlays and veneers.

Permanent Crown Resin provides users with:
- High strength, long-term restorations with an accurate and precise fit.
- Low water absorption and a smooth finish to decrease the tendency to age, discolor or accumulate plaque. 

Formlabs’ Soft Tissue Starter Pack, which contains Formlabs Flexible 80A Resin and three color pigments, enables dental laboratories to create customizable soft tissue resin to print gingiva masks for implant models. The Soft Tissue Starter Pack enables dental users to plan implant-based restorations more accurately, minimizing chairside adjustment time and expanding what’s possible with 3D printing in dentistry.  

Since the launch of its dental unit, the Form 3B, Formlabs has added 19 new formulations and four new indications of its dental materials. Every Formlabs dental material can be seamlessly interchanged and used on a single 3D printing platform, the Form 3B, enabling dental users to streamline and digitize their workflows.

For more information, visit formlabs.com.
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