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Dental 3D Printing Resins for Prosthetic Laboratories
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Dental 3D printing Prosthetic laboratory SLA · DLP · LCD
3D printing resins for dental laboratories
Dental 3D printing resins are now at the heart of the digital workflow in dental prosthetic laboratories.
They make it possible to quickly produce dental models, surgical guides, temporary restorations and burnout parts for metal casting.
Thanks to SLA, DLP or LCD printing technologies, these photopolymerisable materials offer very fine layer accuracy and excellent dimensional stability, essential for accurately reproducing the anatomical details of dental restorations.
Why have these resins become essential?
The modern dental laboratory primarily looks for accuracy, fast production and reproducibility.
3D resins meet these requirements by enabling the reproduction of complex shapes, with consistent surface finishes and production times suited to a daily digital workflow.
Depending on their formulation, they can be used for models, surgical guides, burnout resins, temporary crowns or orthodontic devices.
Applications of 3D resins in the dental laboratory
Dental models for orthodontics and prosthetic planning
Implant surgical guides for guided surgery
Burnout resins for frameworks or cast partial dentures
Temporary crowns and bridges
Splints and orthodontic devices
Dental technical parts according to the requirements of the digital workflow
Principle of dental resin 3D printing
Resin 3D printing is based on photopolymerisation. A UV light source cures the liquid resin layer by layer to create the final object from a digital model.
This process delivers very high accuracy, with layers that can reach a few tens of microns, which is essential for dental restorations or implant guides.
Very fine resolution
Suitable for anatomical details and technical areas.
Suitable for anatomical details and technical areas.
Dimensional stability
Essential for fit and consistency of the parts.
Essential for fit and consistency of the parts.
Homogeneous surface
Allows easier finishing after printing.
Allows easier finishing after printing.
How to choose a dental 3D printing resin?
Application
Model, surgical guide, burnout resin or temporary restoration.
Printer compatibility
385 nm or 405 nm depending on the machine and material used.
Mechanical properties
Rigidity, strength or flexibility according to the intended use.
Biocompatibility
Essential for temporary intraoral devices.
Types of 3D printing resins for dental laboratories
Dental 3D resins are formulated to meet specific applications in the laboratory digital workflow.
Each type of resin has mechanical and optical properties adapted to a precise use.
Resins for dental models
Used to manufacture working models, antagonist models or orthodontic models with high dimensional accuracy.
Resins for surgical guides
Formulated for guided implant surgery with accuracy and temporary biocompatibility.
Burnout resins for casting
Designed for the fabrication of metal frameworks or cast partial dentures, with clean burnout and no residue.
For example, the Optiprint range by Dentona includes resins for dental models, surgical guides, denture bases and burnout resins for cast partial denture casting.
Resins for temporary crowns and bridges
Some resins make it possible to directly print temporary restorations with suitable mechanical and aesthetic properties.
The BEGO Varseo range is perfectly suited to this type of requirement in a dental laboratory
Resins for orthodontic devices
Used to produce models intended for the thermoforming of splints or aligners within a precise digital workflow.
Explore the main dental 3D resin brands
Depending on your dental 3D printer, your laboratory protocol and the application required, you can directly browse our collections of 3D resins by brand.
Freeprint 3D resin
Range of dental resins for several laboratory applications: guides, models, temporaries, burnout.
Optiprint 3D resin
3D printing solutions for models, technical and dental applications. Guides, models, full bases, temporaries.
Varseo 3D BEGO
Dental 3D resins for models, cast parts, temporaries and BEGO workflows. Models and crowns.
Dima Kulzer resin
Complete range for models, bases, teeth, guides and technical resins.
ASIGA 3D resins
References for models, surgical guides, bases, try-in and cast. Guides, models, crowns, burnout.
3D printing accessories
Useful complements for cleaning, finishing and post-processing. printed model isolating varnish, bottle mixer.
FAQ — Dental 3D resins
Which resin should be used to print dental models?
Model resins are designed to provide high accuracy and dimensional stability, making it possible to accurately reproduce dental preparations or digital impressions.
What is a burnout resin in dental prosthetics?
A burnout resin is used to manufacture patterns intended for metal casting.
During firing, the resin burns out without leaving residues, making it possible to obtain an accurate metal part after casting.
Are dental 3D resins biocompatible?
Some resins are certified biocompatible and can be used for temporary intraoral devices such as surgical guides or splints.
Laboratory tip: to ensure the accuracy of printed parts, always follow the cleaning steps with isopropyl alcohol and UV post-curing.
Dental 3D printing Laboratory resins Models Surgical guides Temporaries
Resins for dental 3D printing in the laboratory
Find the main collections of dental 3D printing resins for prosthetic laboratories: Freeprint, Optiprint, Varseo BEGO, 4Design, Dima Kulzer, FotoDent Dreve, ASIGA and post-processing accessories.
Choose the range you need directly according to your 3D printer, your laboratory protocol and the intended application: models, surgical guides, burnout parts, temporary crowns, splints, denture bases or finishing accessories.
Choose a 3D resin collection
Select the brand or product family suited to your dental 3D printing workflow.
Optiprint - 3D Resin
Dentona resins for models, guides, splints, denture bases, gingiva masks and temporaries.
Varseo - BEGO 3D Resin
BEGO resins for dental models, burnout parts, temporary crowns and Varseo workflows.
4 DESIGN - 3D Resin
4Design resins for study models, high-precision models, burnout parts and temporaries.
Dima 3D Resin - Kulzer
Kulzer Dima range for models, guides, bases, teeth, temporary crowns and technical applications.
FotoDent - Dreve 3D Resin
Dreve resins for models, splints, guides, gingiva masks and dental digital workflows.
ASIGA - 3D Resin
ASIGA resins for models, surgical guides, bases, try-in, burnout and dental applications.
3D Resin Accessories
Useful accessories for cleaning, isolation, mixing, removal, finishing and post-processing of printed parts.
Choose according to the application
Dental 3D resins should first be selected according to the final use: working model, surgical guide, temporary crown, splint, denture base, gingiva mask or burnout part for casting.
Each range has its own indications. Before use, always check compatibility with your printer, the wavelength used and the recommended cleaning and post-curing protocol.
Organising the 3D printing workstation
A reliable resin workflow depends as much on the material as on post-processing: bottle agitation, printing, rinsing, drying, UV post-curing and final inspection.
Cleaning, isolation, handling and curing accessories help secure the post-printing steps and improve the consistency of parts produced in the laboratory.
Which 3D resin collection should you choose?
| Laboratory requirement | Collections to view |
|---|---|
| Printed dental models | Freeprint, Optiprint, Varseo BEGO, 4Design, Dima Kulzer, FotoDent, ASIGA |
| Surgical guides and implant applications | Freeprint, Optiprint, Dima Kulzer, FotoDent, ASIGA |
| Temporary crowns and bridges | Freeprint, Optiprint, Varseo BEGO, 4Design, Dima Kulzer |
| Burnout parts for casting | Freeprint, Varseo BEGO, 4Design, Dima Kulzer, ASIGA |
| Splints, appliances and orthodontics | Freeprint, Optiprint, FotoDent, ASIGA |
| Cleaning, isolation and post-processing | 3D Resin Accessories |
Dental 3D resins for prosthetic laboratories
This themed collection brings together the main families of dental 3D printing resins used in prosthetic laboratories: resins for models, surgical guides, splints, temporaries, denture bases, gingiva masks, burnout parts and post-processing accessories.
It allows quick navigation between the Freeprint, Optiprint, Varseo BEGO, 4Design, Dima Kulzer, FotoDent Dreve, ASIGA ranges and the accessories associated with the 3D printing workstation. This helps the laboratory choose the resin suited to its printer, application and digital protocol more easily.
FAQ – Dental 3D printing resins
Which 3D resin should be used to print dental models?
For dental models, a resin dedicated to working models, orthodontic models or control models should be preferred. These resins are formulated to provide good dimensional stability, clear detail reproduction and a surface suitable for laboratory checks.
The Freeprint, Optiprint, Varseo BEGO, 4Design, Dima Kulzer, FotoDent and ASIGA collections include model-oriented references. The final choice then depends on your printer, the compatible wavelength and the desired result.
Which resin should be used for surgical guides?
Surgical guides require a resin specifically intended for this indication. A standard model resin should not be used for a guide intended for temporary intraoral use.
Before printing, it is important to check printer compatibility, the cleaning protocol, the post-curing cycle and the biocompatibility requirements specified by the manufacturer.
What is a burnout resin in dental 3D printing?
A burnout resin is designed to produce printed parts that will then be used in a casting protocol. It must allow clean burnout according to the recommended cycle in order to limit residues in the investment material.
It is used for certain metal frameworks, cast partial dentures or elements intended for casting. Cleaning, drying and post-curing must be carried out carefully to obtain a reliable result.
Are all 3D resins compatible with all printers?
No. A dental 3D resin must be selected according to the printer technology, wavelength, exposure parameters and manufacturer recommendations.
Before integrating a new resin into the laboratory, printing profiles, machine compatibility and the post-processing protocol must be checked. This verification helps avoid accuracy, curing or dimensional stability defects.
Why use specific accessories for 3D resins?
3D printing accessories help secure the steps after printing: part removal, cleaning, isolation, handling, drying and UV post-curing.
They contribute to cleaner, better-finished and more consistent parts. They are particularly useful for organising a complete 3D workstation and limiting handling errors in the laboratory.
Quick access to dental 3D resins by brand and application
This page has been designed as a themed collection to provide quick access to the main dental 3D printing resin ranges available from Massilia Dental.
It centralises the Freeprint, Optiprint, Varseo BEGO, 4Design, Dima Kulzer, FotoDent Dreve, ASIGA collections and post-processing accessories to simplify laboratory navigation within its digital workflow.