,An easy and cost-effective way to create detailed denture try-ins, ,Loose or ill-fitting dentures can lead to myriad problems for the patient—among them gum irritation, blisters, difficulty chewing, slurred speech, and headaches. “The try-in application is a key part of the digital denture workflow, but current legacy products typically only allow us to confirm tooth position and fit,” noted Chris Kabot, VP of Research & Development at Affordable Care., ,Keystone Industries recently expanded its KeyPrint product line to include KeyDenture Try-In, a highquality 3D printing resin designed for manufacturing short-term trial dentures. Like all KeyPrint 3D resins, KeyDenture Try-In is compatible with a variety of 3D printers and workfl ows and has undergone a rigorous battery of tests to ensure it is compliant with international regulatory and quality standards., ,For just a few dollars, dental professionals can ensure that they get the denture prosthetic right the first time around with a digitally precise KeyDenture trial denture. A denture setup printed with KeyDenture Try-In yields a wax-up with remarkable accuracy, surface luster, and color—ensuring the fi t, smile design, vertical dimension, and occlusion can all be confi rmed quickly and efficiently., ,”Keystone’s new Try-In resin checks all the boxes; it’s fast, accurate, regulated, and most importantly, it is shade-specific,” added Kabot., ,Compatible with both fi xed and removable workflows, KeyDenture Try-In reduces remakes while allowing the clinician to easily mark changes for adjustments when fabricating the final denture. Any modifications are easily captured during rescan at the laboratory, without the need for scan spray., ,A biocompatible Class I, FDA-compliant resin, KeyDenture Try-In is available in 3 tooth shades—A1, B1, and BL4. It has exceptional surface quality and can easily be characterized to create natural-looking gingiva for the trial appointment. For increased patient comfort, the finished try-in device is odorless, tasteless, and free of MMA, BPA, and phthalates.
