Shenzhen Aident Technology Co., Ltd.: Your Professional Dental 3D Printer Manufacturer!

 

Aident Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional high-tech manufacturer specializing in dental digital solutions. We focus on the research, development, and production of intraoral scanners, dental lab scanners, dental 3D printers, and related consumables.

 

 
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    Dental applications are never a "single profession" - today we make implant guides, tomorrow we make orthodontic retainers, and the day after tomorrow we need to print full mouth models. Ai220 3D...
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  • 3D Printer for Dental Models
    The real pain point of dental model printing is never “whether it can be printed” — it is whether it can be printed fast and accurately.

    The Aident Ai-C60 3D Printer for Dental Models...
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  • Dental Model UV 3D Resin
    AIDENT Dental Model UV 3D Resin is engineered for dental laboratories that demand speed, accuracy and consistency. It offers rapid UV curing, ultra-low warpage, high hardness and a premium matte...
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  • Model Resin
    Upgrade your dental lab from dusty plaster models to ultra-precise digital workflows. Aident Precision Dental Model Resin is engineered for zero-warpage printing, rapid curing, and consistent...
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  • Dental Try-in Resin
    Aident Dental Try-in Resin is a specialized photopolymer resin for dental try-in applications, used to produce temporary try-in dentures, prosthetic evaluation models, and restoration prototypes....
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  • Castable Wax Resin
    Premium dental wax resin for accurate 3D-printed wax patterns, crowns, bridges and investment casting. Clean burnout, high margin integrity and full digital workflow compatibility for modern...
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  • Dental Tray Resin
    Aident Dental Tray Resin produces accurate, rigid custom impression trays via 3D printing. Low shrinkage, high strength, and excellent printer compatibility make it the practical choice for dental...
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  • Gingiva Resin
    Optimize 3D printed dental models with Aident Dental Gingiva Resin. Achieve realistic soft tissue simulation for implant planning, prosthetics, and digital workflows. LCD/DLP compatible. Request...
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  • Surgical Guide Resin
    Aident Surgical Guide Resin delivers accurate 3D printed dental implant guides with strong biocompatibility and autoclave compatibility. Developed for dental labs and clinics, it supports...
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  • Precision Model Resin | High-Precision Dental 3D Printing...
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  • Chairside 3d Printing
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    The daily reality of a dental laboratory is the constant demand for both high volume and high precision — keeping up with order flow while ensuring every model, guide or retainer fits...
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Why Choose Us

High quality

Guided by a founder with 7 years of dental market insight and an R&D team with over 15 years of collective experience in scanner development, we maintain a "stubborn" focus on technical perfection.

Comprehensive service

Our commitment begins after the purchase. We provide synchronized pre-sales, in-sales, and after-sales support to ensure reliability in real-world clinical conditions.

Advanced technology

With 100% in-house hardware and software development, our solutions are designed to seamlessly fit into modern digital workflows, not complicate them.

Authoritative certification

Fully compliant with international standards, our intraoral and desktop 3D scanners are CE-certified. We hold Class II medical device qualifications in China.

 

Benefits of Dental 3D Printer
3D Printers for Dental Applications
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3D Printers for Dental Applications

Efficiency and speed
One of the most salient benefits of 3D printing is the dramatic increase in efficiency and speed in dental production processes. Traditional methods of creating dental models and appliances can be time-consuming and labor-intensive. In contrast, 3D printing allows for dental parts to be constructed layer by layer in a matter of hours, not days, greatly accelerating production times.

 

Customization and precision
Customization capabilities are amplified with 3D printing, ensuring an exact fit and enhanced comfort for patients. As dental devices like implants, crowns, and bridges require a high level of customization, the precision of 3D printers offers an optimal solution.

 

Cost-effectiveness
Cost reduction is evident in several aspects of 3D printing. By minimizing the need for storage space for pre-made dental components, costs associated with inventory are reduced. Also, the amount of material waste is significantly less compared to traditional subtractive manufacturing processes, where excess material is carved away.

 

Materials innovation
3D printing in dentistry has pushed the envelope in materials science, leading to innovative material options that are biocompatible and offer better performance. New resins and ceramics designed for 3D printers are continually being developed to improve the aesthetics and functionality of dental appliances.

 

Patient experience
From the patient’s perspective, the adoption of 3D printing in dentistry enhances their overall experience. Improved speed of service means patients can enjoy quicker relief with same-day dental applications. The accuracy of 3D printed devices offers a better fit, which translates to increased comfort and better results from dental treatments.

 

Education and training
3D printing also offers valuable tools for dental education and training. Dental students can practice on 3D-printed models that closely replicate real human teeth and gums, developing their skills before working with patients. The technology brings a new dimension to learning and allows for a more hands-on educational approach.

 

Product Specifications
 

Model

Ai-C60

Light source

COB

Screen resolution

4K

Forming size

134.4×84mm

Equipment size

300×250×410mm

Weight

12kg

Accuracy

±0.03mm

File Format

Stl,ctb

 

Application of Dental 3D Printer
 
3D Printer for Dental Models

Dental models
One of the most common uses of 3D printing in dentistry is the production of dental models. These models are created from digital impressions taken using intraoral scanners. Dentists use these models for a variety of purposes, including treatment planning, patient education, and the creation of orthodontic appliances.

 

Surgical guides
3D printing is used to create custom surgical guides for implant placement and other surgical procedures. These guides are based on the patient's specific anatomy, ensuring precision and improving the accuracy of surgeries.

 

Crowns, bridges, and prosthetics
3D printers are capable of producing highly detailed and customized dental restorations, such as crowns, bridges, dentures, and partial dentures. Using biocompatible resins and other materials, these restorations can be printed quickly and accurately.

 

Orthodontic appliances
Orthodontists use 3D printing to create a range of appliances, including clear aligners, retainers, and space maintainers. Digital scans of the patient's teeth are used to design and print these appliances, ensuring a perfect fit.

 

Temporary restorations
Before the final restoration is completed, dentists often use temporary restorations to protect the prepared tooth and maintain aesthetics. 3D printing allows for the quick and cost-effective production of these temporary solutions.

 

Our Complete Digital Workflow
 

Intraoral / model scanning

AI-30 or Lab Scanner captures high-accuracy 3D data with true color in minutes.

Digital design

Open STL/PLY/0BJ files imported directly into your favorite CAD software.

3D printing

Ai-C60 prints models, temporaries, guides, or retainers with < 0.0.mm precision.

Post-processing & delivery

Fast curing and ready for chairside or lab use.

 

 

Packaging And Shipping

 

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FAQ

 

Q: How does a dental 3D printer work?

A: A dental 3D printer works by building objects layer by layer from digital dental designs created through CAD software or intraoral scans. Most dental printers use technologies such as stereolithography (SLA), digital light processing (DLP), or LCD resin printing to produce highly detailed and accurate dental parts.

Q: What materials are used in dental 3D printing?

A: Dental 3D printers commonly use biocompatible photopolymer resins designed for specific dental applications such as surgical guides, temporary crowns, dentures, or aligner models. Some advanced systems may also support ceramic or metal printing technologies for permanent restorations.

Q: How accurate are dental 3D printers?

A: Dental 3D printers are designed for high precision and can produce highly detailed models with accuracy suitable for clinical applications. The level of accuracy depends on the printer resolution, calibration, resin quality, and post-processing procedures used during production.

Q: Are dental 3D printed products safe for patients?

A: Yes, dental 3D printed products are safe when produced using certified biocompatible materials and approved manufacturing processes. Dental resins intended for intraoral use must meet medical and regulatory standards to ensure safety, durability, and compatibility with patients.

Q: How long does dental 3D printing take?

A: The printing time varies depending on the size, complexity, and quantity of dental parts being produced. Simple dental models may take under an hour, while larger or multiple restorations can take several hours, followed by washing and curing processes.

Q: Do dental 3D printers require post-processing?

A: Yes, most dental 3D printed parts require post-processing steps such as cleaning excess resin, UV curing, polishing, or finishing to achieve the required strength, accuracy, and surface quality before clinical use.

Shenzhen Aident Technology Co., Ltd. is one of the leading dental 3d printer manufacturers and suppliers in China, also supports customized service and OEM/ODM service. Please feel free to wholesale high quality dental 3d printer at competitive price from our factory.

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