Desktop Health has announced that Flexcera family resins are now qualified for use with LuxCreo 3D printers.
According to the news shared by Desktop Health, Flexcera dental resins are FDA (510)k cleared, MDR certified, and CE marked for 3D printed restoratives, such as provisional implant supported dentures, veneers, crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays, cosmetic snap-on smiles, and removables such as full and partial dentures.
While LuxCreo offers resins for aligners, surgical guides, and night guards, Flexcera now offers LuxCreo’s users a premium range of dental resins for restorative, cosmetic, implant and denture applications that provide ideal aesthetic and mechanical properties. LuxCreo is said to be the only 3D printer manufacturer to offer an end-to-end direct printed aligner solution for orthodontists via its iLux Pro Dental and fastprint.io dental 3D printers.
“We are excited to welcome LuxCreo into the Flexcera family — which will enable this popular brand of dental printers to now offer beautiful, high performance dental prosthetics. Everyday, patients around the world are being fitted with custom, affordable implants, dentures and other dental prosthetics that are improving their lives,” said Lou Azzara, president of Desktop Health.
Flexcera for LuxCreo, offered on the iLux Pro Dental and fastprint.io 3D printers, is now also available for purchase in the US, UK, European Economic Area, and Canada. Not all versions of Flexcera may be available in all of these regions.
The LuxCreo fastprint.io printer is ideal for dental offices with a slightly smaller footprint and build area. Offered in partnership with Glidewell, the system will now enable more patients to benefit from Flexcera family resins.
“With Flexcera Smile Ultra+ and Glidewell fastprint.io 3D printing solution in partnership with LuxCreo, our clinic can now offer All-on-X restorations entirely in-house, providing patients with durable, beautiful smiles in a single visit,” said Dr Dane Dudley DDS of Lompoc Family Dental in Lompoc, Calif.
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