Digitally-driven transformations are sweeping every industry and the dental industry is no exception. Through a major collaborative effort, Desktop Health, the reputable production-grade medical 3D printing division of Desktop Metal, Inc. and Asiga, renowned dental 3D printing brand, have co-validated a pioneering product for use in 3D dental printing. Flexcera Family Resins, composed of Flexcera Smile Ultra+, Flexcera Smile, and Flexcera Base is now proven for application on the Asiga 3D printing platform, substantially widening global access to these distinguished nanoceramic resins.
This groundbreaking validation will enable Asiga to propose Flexcera’s multipurpose resin formulation to thousands of dental laboratories and practices in the United States and the United Kingdom that recurrently use Asiga’s 3D printers. This is frank recognition of the advance in dental technology. It also presents an enviable opportunity for dental professionals to leverage the merits of 3D printing technology for improved patient outcomes.
The integration of innovative nanoceramic resin into the mix adds a new dimension to the capabilities of 3D printing in dental applications. Combining the durability of ceramics with the flexibility of thermoplastics, this unique product presents an ultra-realistic tooth replacement option that is set to revolutionize the sector.
Desktop Health is highly revered for its creation of world-class personalized healthcare solutions using advanced 3D printing technology in the medical sector. As part of the verification process, the company deployed its expertise to test and confirm the compatibility of Flexceras with Asiga’s 3D printing platform.
Meanwhile, Asiga, is internationally recognized for its compelling contribution to digital dentistry. Their 3D printers are extensively used across the globe, making them a fitting collaborator for Desktop Health in this trailblazing venture.
This synergic partnership aims to enrich the dental world by increasing access to high-quality digital dental applications. Flexcera’s unique resins combined with Asiga’s printing platform will enable dental professionals to embrace 3D printing technology with confidence, thereby offering enhanced services to patients and revolutionizing dental restoration procedures. This collaboration signals a new era in digital dentistry, highlighting the promising future of 3D printing in the sector.
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