To meet the needs of all applications in dental and orthodontic practices, the Medical MAX3D can process a wide range of materials specifically designed for medical use.
Here you will find a detailed list of all materials and their applications in everyday dental laboratory practice.
For the printing of processable models made of Filadental plaster containing hard plaster
Even temporary prostheses can be fabricated using the Medical MAX3D and Eldy Plus®
Thanks to its texture and color, it is suitable for printing both working models and diagnostic models.
The plastic content in the filament binds all the plaster particles, preventing harmful fine dust from being released while working on the model.
Due to its high plaster content, all Filadental plaster models are billable according to the BEL II fee schedule.
The high-contrast coloring of the filament allows you to work on the model for a long time without tiring your eyes.
Thanks to its texture and color, it is suitable for printing both working models and diagnostic models.
Compared to traditional plaster models in particular, FDM printing is especially time- and material-efficient. This applies not only to the production of the model itself, but also to the lack of preparation and post-processing
With the Medical MAX3D, diagnostic models can be produced with unparalleled resolution to provide the most accurate representation of the individual bite situation possible.
Due to its high plaster content, all Filadental plaster models are billable according to the BEL II fee schedule. This applies to both working models and diagnostic models.
The Aligner Spezial was developed specifically for the requirements of aligner production and the corresponding thermoforming technique.
The models are immediately dimensionally sable once removed from the bed and do not need to be tempered seperately.
The Aligner Spezial can withstand short-term high temperatures and is dimensionally stable up to 230°C.
Thanks to its high stability, the material is also suitable for thicker films up to 3 mm.
Trayfill material can be used to print custom trays for high-precision applications, such as the manufacture of implants.
The models leave the printing chamber disinfected due to the high printing temperature and no longer require time-consuming post-processing before use.
The digital workflow alone completely eliminates several time-consuming steps, such as manually taking impressions in the patient's mouth. It also eliminates the need for a second impression.
Thanks to its high stability, the material is also suitable for thicker films up to 3 mm.
FDM printing of temporary prostheses allows for safe patient care without the risks associated with light-curing resin solutions that raise severe toxicological concerns.
The material has been tested for use in the mouth and is toxicologically safe.
Despite its high strength, the material is very easy to work with. Whether for partial dentures, long-term temporaries, or splints.
Combined with the unmatched resolution achievable with the Medical MAX3D, this allows you to produce highly precise temporary prostheses that actually save you time thanks to their ease of processing and streamlined digital workflow.
For a detailed overview of these and other materials, as well as further information about Medical MAX3D, please download our digital brochure below.
