A 3D printer can be transformative for dental practices, but its performance depends on the materials behind it. SprintRay has built its reputation on more than hardware alone, offering a comprehensive portfolio of dental-specific resins designed to meet the precise demands of modern dentistry.

Rather than expecting clinicians to force a single general material to work across every case,  SprintRay offers purpose-built resins for a range of indications for both their MIDAS and Pro 2 3D printers – each one developed and tested to work seamlessly within the same validated ecosystem.

This breadth of clinical applications is more important than it may first appear, with each placing different demands on a material, from the translucency required for anterior veneers to the toughness needed for hybrid dentures, and the dimensional stability essential for surgical guides.

A resin optimised for one indication will not necessarily perform across all applications, which is where purpose-built materials become essential. By developing resins tailored to specific clinical uses, SprintRay helps reduce the compromises that can limit digital workflows, enabling practices to deliver more predictable, individualised results.

Restorative excellence

At the heart of the portfolio sit the restorative resins. The next-generation Crown HT that’s built for the Midas system, is a high-translucency material with more than 60% ceramic content, enabling lifelike anterior crowns, inlays, onlays, and veneers. For definitive full and partial crowns where durability is crucial, the SprintRay Ceramic Crown resin offers exceptional strength thanks to its ceramic-dominant formulation.  Both materials deliver laboratory-grade aesthetics and longevity within a streamlined chairside workflow, supporting efficient treatment delivery and positive clinical outcomes.Removable and hybrid solutions

SprintRay has also absolutely transformed removable prosthetics. OnX Tough 2, powered by the patented NanoFusion™ technology, is the go-to resin for fixed hybrid dentures, combining precision, beautiful aesthetics, and another level of resistance to fracture. SprintRay has also significantly advanced removable prosthetics using the Pro 2 System. OnX Tough 2, powered by patented NanoFusion™ technology, is designed for fixed hybrid dentures, combining precision, high aesthetics, and enhanced resistance to fracture.

Complementing it, the dedicated Apex Denture Base and Apex Denture Teeth materials are designed to be used in harmony as a single system, enabling the predictable in-house production of definitive full and partial dentures with natural characterisation and reliable strength under funcional load.

Appliances and protection

Clinicians can also produce everyday appliances efficiently using the Pro 2 System. Bio-compatible clear retainers can be directly printed with SprintRay Retainer resin in under an hour, eliminating the need for traditional thermoforming over models.

Additionally, NightGuard Flex delivers comfortable protection, with high-impact occlusal strength and flexure at body temperature. Each material is formulated for comfort and longevity, supporting better patient compliance and of course, fewer remakes.

One validated ecosystem

What unites this entire range is rigorous, dental-first validation. Every SprintRay resin is engineered specifically for intraoral use and tested for biocompatibility.  Because the resins, printers, washing, and curing units are developed as part of a connected system, clinicians can have confidence that each stage of the workflow is designed to work in harmony, supporting predictable outcomes.

From a single anterior veneer to a full set of dentures, SprintRay offers a purpose-built material for the moment – backed by an ecosystem designed to make exceptional, same-day dentistry simple. Discover the full range and find the right resin for your practice and patients today!

For more information on the 3D printing solutions available from SprintRay, please visit https://sprintray.com/en-uk/

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