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10 January 2025

Streamlined Retainer Production: Primeprint Dental Resins Offer Precision and Biocompatibility


Dental resins Primeprint Splint ST and Primeprint Splint SF are available for retainer manufacturing, further solidifying their position as premium resins for removable dental appliances within the Primeprint family. These dental resins are FDA-cleared and CE-marked for multiple treatment uses, such as repositioners, mouthguards, and nightguards. Retainers are also part of the range of applications for which the resins can be used.

Specifically designed for use with Dentsply Sirona’s Primeprint Solution, a highly automated, end-to-end, medical-grade 3D printing system, Primeprint Splint ST and Primeprint Splint SF resins offer a seamless solution for dentists and dental technicians looking to enhance or expand their service offerings. Dental professionals can also add retainers to their in-office printing workflows.

High-Performance Retainer Solutions

Transparent printing with Primeprint Splint ST and Primeprint Splint SF resins delivers precision and biocompatibility, making them excellent for creating patient-specific retainers with minimal manual labor.

With wall thickness starting at 0.8 mm, the Primeprint Splint ST and Primeprint Splint SF dental resins offer different degrees of hardness and flexibility to accommodate the unique needs of each patient case. Primeprint Splint ST combines medium flexibility with medium hardness, while Primeprint Splint SF provides high flexibility and low hardness, enabling a comfortable fit and necessary support for patients requiring more flexibility in their appliances.

Both Primeprint Splint ST and Primeprint Splint SF resins are free of harmful substances such as MMA, THF-MA, and TPO, and have a neutral taste and scent. Additionally, the post-processing results of these resins yield shiny and transparent outcomes, reducing the need for manual polishing.

Creating Retainers and Other Splints with Primeprint Solution

Dentsply Sirona enables an easy and delegable additive manufacturing workflow. The process starts with a scan, either with Primescan, Primescan 2, or a third-party scanner. From there, dental professionals have the flexibility to design their own appliances using inLab CAD Software, order designs from DS Core Create, or utilize their preferred dental lab. When using DS Core Create design services, the splint design is provided as a ready-to-print file within a turnaround time of six hours.

After the design and print file are ready, the final steps involve highly automated printing and post-processing by the user using Dentsply Sirona’s Primeprint Solution, as well as manual finishing by removing the support structures to ensure high-quality splints.

“Having the ability to manufacture retainers in-house gives me complete oversight of their quality and customization, resulting in efficiencies in my practice. My patients appreciate the fast turnaround, and I love watching the final product being made in-house,” explains Dee Dee Meevasin, DMD, founder of Dee for Dentist in Las Vegas, NV.

About Dentsply Sirona

Dentsply Sirona is the world’s largest manufacturer of professional dental products and technologies, with over a century of innovation and service to the dental industry and patients worldwide. Dentsply Sirona develops, manufactures, and markets a comprehensive solutions offering, including dental and oral health products as well as other consumable medical devices under a strong portfolio of world-class brands.

Dentsply Sirona’s products provide innovative, high-quality, and effective solutions to advance patient care and deliver better and safer dental care.


Source: www.dentsplysirona.com

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