3D Printed Crowns - the first real challenger to Chairside Milling: SprintRay’s Midas digital press

It’s Midas, not a mill. Discover the most significant breakthrough in modern dental 3D printing: the Midas 3D printer. This device can handle highly viscous, ceramic filled restorative resins that conventional 3D printers cannot, introducing a completely new approach to chairside dentistry. Explore how this machine changes everything for chairside crown production. Does it change the market for milled crowns and porcelain ceramic crowns? The future is bright in 3D printing.
Watch to learn all about the new dental resins and technologies of dental 3D printing!

[@veronicalima4807]

If you accidentally get dirty on your resin printer, how to clean the outside part yourself?

[@oldguygaymer1813]

Are they single use capsules? What’s the price point for the capsules ?

[@user-jy2kr8uy6b]

Cost?

[@shadowlaughers101]

nah man. If I have to buy a 3 pack of capsules in order to print 3 crowns (if 1 crown is all you can fit), theres no way its cost effective for me. Unless the capsules are re-fill able (doubtful), this just seems MORE wasteful than a traditional resin printer.

[@Iamtonixx]

i am also considering that, the cost would not suppose to be nice

[@user-cg9ux5or4j]

price 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎