{"id":36302,"date":"2026-03-20T00:01:52","date_gmt":"2026-03-19T23:01:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.3dnatives.com\/en\/?p=36302"},"modified":"2026-03-19T21:43:19","modified_gmt":"2026-03-19T20:43:19","slug":"the-dental-resin-3d-printers-currently-on-the-market-170220225","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.3dnatives.com\/en\/the-dental-resin-3d-printers-currently-on-the-market-170220225\/","title":{"rendered":"The Dental Resin 3D Printers Currently on the Market"},"content":{"rendered":"

The dental<\/a> industry is one of the sectors that makes the most use of additive manufacturing to provide customized devices tailored to each patient. Using 3D scans or medical imaging data, dental professionals can create precise 3D models and print customized components such as aligners, crowns, and implants. Furthermore, this is a market segment that continues to grow rapidly. According to Precedence Research, the global dental 3D printing market is expected to reach approximately $41.09 billion by 2034. But what dental 3D printers are available on the market? Which solutions should you choose? Below, we present some machines tailored to the sector, focusing on resin 3D printers. Please note that this list is not exhaustive and is organized alphabetically by manufacturer name.<\/p>\n

3D Systems and the NextDent 5100<\/h2>\n

3D Systems<\/a> has leveraged its years of experience in 3D printing to team up with the leader in biocompatible dental 3D printing materials to create the NextDent 5100 3D printer<\/a>. This printer uses the revolutionary Figure 4 technology, which, combined with the broad portfolio of dental materials, results in unprecedented speed, accuracy, productivity and total cost of operation. The NextDent 5100 facilitates high-speed 3D printing for the production of dental appliances. Thanks to its advanced printing technology and compatibility with leading dental software, this solution combines best-in-class speed and performance at a price point accessible to virtually all labs and clinics. It has a portfolio of 30 unique materials and is fully compatible with industry software solutions.<\/p>\n

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The NextDent 5100 3D printer (photo credits: 3D Systems)<\/p><\/div>\n

SOL Plus by ACKURETTA<\/h2>\n

ACKURETTA is a Taiwan-based manufacturer of 3D printing equipment for the dental industry. Its SOL Plus solution stands out for its performance, capable of producing up to 28 dental models in less than 4 hours without sacrificing precision. It features a resin heater that heats at a rate of 2\u00b0C per minute and a dynamic backlighting system that optimizes UV light usage and thermal management, enabling the use of nanoceramic resins for permanent restorations. Its ecosystem, supported by ALPHA AI software, offers an intuitive workflow with automatic calibration and one-handed operation. It is a validated solution for over 10 biocompatible applications, ranging from surgical guides to full dentures. However, this equipment is only distributed in select countries, so it is recommended to verify shipping eligibility by country.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credit: ACKURETTA<\/p><\/div>\n

The Ultra Printer from ASIGA<\/h2>\n

The Ultra printer from ASIGA is, according to the brand, their “most advanced 3D printer yet. Designed for designed for dentistry, jewelry, and medicine, this machine features 4K imaging resolution and a Smart Positioning System to ensure consistent accuracy across various applications. Users will also benefit from an Open Material Architecture, which allows them to choose from hundreds of different resins for their specific manufacturing needs. The machine uses DLP micromirror technology to achieve “the broadest wavelength capability.” The system is supported by Composer software and features infrared material heaters and touchless entry hoods. The Ultra won a 2024 Red Dot Award in the Product Design category, and a Good Design Award in the category for Product Design: Medical and Scientific.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credit: ASIGA<\/p><\/div>\n

The Lumia X1 Dental 3D Printer<\/h2>\n

Manufacturer Axtra3D has developed an innovative 3D printing solution for the dental industry: the Lumia X1 Dental combines two processes, SLA and DLP. Based on a process called \u201cHybrid PhotoSynthesis\u201d (HPS), it uses a laser to achieve greater precision in part contours, as well as a projector to increase speed. Both sources operate simultaneously on each layer. This allows the user to produce precise, detailed parts in record time. In terms of technical specifications, this machine offers a build volume of 249 x 140 x 499 mm, a layer thickness of 25 to 200 microns, and a resolution of 50 microns on the XY axis. Axtra3D notes that its dental 3D printer is compatible with biomaterials and integrates seamlessly into an existing workflow to maximize productivity.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credit: Axtra3D<\/p><\/div>\n

A Dental 3D Printer from Carbon<\/h2>\n

American manufacturer Carbon<\/a> has also developed a printer which can be used specifically for the dental sector. The Carbon 3D L1 that allows the production of large or many small parts in a single printing process. Whether producing functional prototypes or mass production, dental labs can benefit from the L1 3D printer because users are able to produce dental models quickly and accurately. With a build volume of 400 x 250 x 460 mm, some companies in the dental industry are already taking advantage of the L1, including Derby Dental, Affordable Care and SureSmile from Dentsply Sirona. They are able to manufacture thousands of individual and customized aligners per day. The CDLP technology used is compatible with silicone and photopolymers.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credits: Carbon<\/p><\/div>\n

The Primeprint Platform from Dentsply Sirona<\/h2>\n

Dentsply Sirona is an American manufacturer of dental equipment and products. Among its wide range of products is the Primeprint 3D printing platform. It is a fully automated solution that covers everything from printing to post-processing via its PPU unit. The manufacturer highlights that it allows both clinics and laboratories to drastically reduce manual handling times. It stands out for its safe and clean material handling thanks to the Primeprint Box, a cartridge that eliminates direct contact with the resin, and the use of RFID technology to ensure traceability throughout the entire process.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credit: Dentsply Sirona<\/p><\/div>\n

The Focus Ultra from Flashforge<\/h2>\n

Manufactured by Flashforge, the Focus Ultra is a resin 3D printer engineered specifically for dental manufacturing, capable of producing clinical hardware such as surgical guides, orthodontic models, retainers, and crown restorations. The device offers a build volume of 197 by 122 by 180 millimeters and utilizes a 9.25-inch 6K monochrome projection screen to achieve a 33-micron XY resolution. Operating at print speeds between 10 and 50 millimeters per hour, the hardware features an industrial-grade Z-axis guide rail, a drip-proof sandblasted aluminum build plate, and a 0.45-liter resin tank equipped with a quick-removal pin.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credit: Flashforge<\/p><\/div>\n

The Formlabs Form 4B Dental 3D Printer<\/h2>\n

Formlabs, a long-standing player in the resin 3D printing market, needs no introduction. It is a recognized manufacturer in the dental sector, offering a range of machines designed to meet the industry\u2019s diverse needs. Among them is the Form 4B, which is all about speed and reliability. For example, users can create 11 dental models in just 9 minutes! Aligners, surgical guides, full dentures, temporary restorations: the list of applications is extensive. It\u2019s worth noting that the Form 4B offers a generous build volume for an MSLA machine\u2014200 x 125 x 210 mm\u2014a maximum print speed of 100 mm\/hour, and a resolution of 50 microns on the XY axis. It is compatible with 38 Formlabs resins, including 15 biocompatible ones, as well as third-party materials. Several features also make the operator\u2019s job easier: a touchscreen, an integrated camera, and sensors that monitor temperature, resin level, and more.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credits: Formlabs<\/p><\/div>\n

The ChairSide Pro Solution from HeyGears<\/h2>\n

The next printer on the list is the UltraCraft ChairSide Pro from Chinese manufacturer HeyGears. This device is optimized for clinical settings with a build volume of 144 x 81 x 110 mm. It achieves an accuracy of up to \u00b125 \u03bcm and a detail reproduction rate of 93.7%. The printer stands out for its industrial light engine with pixel-level fine-tuning to mitigate any optical distortion, along with automatic calibration and thermostatic modules that ensure 95.4% consistency between batches. In addition, the manufacturer claims that its smart separation technology increases productivity by more than 40% compared to traditional DLP, enabling the fabrication of fixed and removable restorations, implants, and orthodontic appliances.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credit: HeyGears<\/p><\/div>\n

The cara\u00ae Print Cube from Kulzer<\/h2>\n

Kulzer, a German dental specialist, offers the cara\u00ae Print Cube, a resin 3D printer designed for dental laboratories and practices. Built around a 6K LCD screen with a 34 \u00b5m pixel size, the machine is suited to a range of dental applications, from model printing to crowns and bridges. The printer offers a build volume of 192 \u00d7 120 \u00d7 190 mm, allowing the simultaneous production of up to five dental models per print job. It is validated for use with Kulzer\u2019s dima Print material range, covering applications such as dental models, surgical guides, splints and digital dentures. The system is also compatible with cara Print CleanUp and cara Print LEDcure for use within Kulzer\u2019s digital dental workflow.<\/p>\n

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Photo Credit: Kulzer<\/p><\/div>\n

Photocentric’s LC Magna<\/h2>\n

The British company Photocentric offers a dedicated line of resin 3D printing solutions for the dental sector. Based on Photocentric\u2019s proprietary LCD technology, the LC Magna is one of the largest printers in the company\u2019s Liquid Crystal range. Offering a build volume of 510 \u00d7 280 \u00d7 350 mm, it is particularly well suited for large batch production of dental parts. The system uses high-speed light curing, typically between 2 and 8 seconds per layer, depending on the material and print settings. Additionally, Photocentric integrates its Blow-Peel technology, helping ensure reliable peel release across the large build surface. Designed and assembled in the UK with an open resin system, the LC Magna can be used for a range of dental applications while allowing laboratories flexibility in material choice.<\/p>\n