With the brePRINT material series, bredent has developed a range for the essential application areas of dental 3D printing. This underscores the company’s philosophy of 360-degree dental expertise and complete care for users from a single provider. 

In recent years, bredent has conducted research into additive manufacturing, so that it is able to offer certified 3D printing materials for products without medical approval. New 3D resins are constantly being introduced onto the dental market, especially for model production. With the growing number of resins, it is often a challenge for laboratories to select the right material for their particular 3D printer and application. CAD/CAM experts, such as master dental technician and Managing Director Lars Schäfer of Axio Dent, recommend using dental-specific 3D printing materials in dental laboratories. In line with this widely held viewpoint, bredent was able to develop various 3D printing materials tailored to different user needs. These cutting-edge solutions are now available for purchase. Lars Schäfer: “While I was printing, I noticed that there is virtually no demixing when you deposit the material for a short time. We work with a wide range of materials and use our printers mainly for trays and bite registrations. If you set the tray aside briefly in the lab, you have a very high deposit on the material that you have used so far. The surface becomes oily and a white deposit forms on the bottom of the plastic surface. In such cases, these materials often need to be thoroughly remixed, which can be time-consuming. This certainly doesn’t happen to us with brePRINT materials.”