3D Printer Dentistry STL Solution-Laboratory and Clinic

Accurate Dental Printing at Your Fingertips

The T80 and T90 are advanced dental 3D printers designed for high-speed, accurate, and versatile printing in dental clinics and labs. The T80 offers flexibility and cost-effectiveness for small batch production, while the T90 features a large build size and automatic resin addition for enhanced efficiency.

Both printers deliver exceptional detail and precision, making them ideal for applications like dental casts, implant models, and clear aligners.

With intelligent software and user-friendly operation, these dental 3D printers streamline workflows and ensure outstanding results.

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Feature

T80

• High Speed: Designed for fast printing, ideal for dental clinics.
• Flexibility: Suitable for small batch production and cost-effective.
• Open System: Compatible with a wide range of materials.
• Intelligent Operation: EvoDent ONE software enables one-touch printing, making it user-friendly.
• Applications: Suitable for dental casts, denture bases, implant models, and more.

T90

• Large Size: $219\times 124\times 190\mathrm{mm}$ format allows for printing 6-8 dental molds at once.
• High Accuracy: Up to $55\mathrm{mm}$ accuracy, ensuring detailed reproduction.
• High Efficiency: Can print multiple dental molds in just 20 minutes.
• Multi-application: Versatile design meets all dental application needs.
• Intelligent Temperature Control: Enhances printer stability and compatibility with high-functionality resins.
• Automatic Resin Addition: Simplifies the printing process and frees up user time.
• Open System: Supports a wide range of materials and applications.
• Applications: Ideal for dental casts, denture bases, implant models, clear aligner models, and more.

Application

The printers offer a more accurate, efficient, and cost-effective way to produce prosthetics compared to traditional methods. Some common applications of dental 3D dental printers include:

1. Fabricating dental restorations like crowns, bridges, and dentures.
2. Creating surgical guides for dental procedures such as implant placement.
3. Producing custom orthodontic appliances including aligners, retainers, and braces.
4. Printing highly accurate and detailed dental models.
5. Manufacturing individual prosthetic components like bridges, crowns, and abutments.
6. Designing and planning restorations through digital wax-ups.
7. Creating educational models to teach dental anatomy and procedures.
8. Producing temporary restorations like temporary crowns and bridges.
9. Making customized dental tools and instruments.
10. Advancing dentistry through research and education.