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Dentona optiprint gingiva is a special resin that was developed for the production of flexible gum masks with 3D printing technology.
The color of optiprint gingiva, which is very similar to natural gums, makes it easier for the dental technician, in conjunction with the gingiva-like flexibility of the material, to produce esthetic restorations.
Optiprint gingiva is the perfect complement to the special model resin optiprint model.
Special properties
- Functional enhancement of the model
- Natural reproduction of the gingiva
- Flexible and tear-resistant
500g
| Weight | 2.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.5 × 3.5 × 9.5 in |
| Volume | 1kg |
| 3D Printing Resins Brands | Dentona |
Brand
Dentona
For over four decades, Dentona has continually refined and enhanced the production of dental models through a series of product innovations. When translating their research discoveries into specialized high-quality products, their primary focus remains on the advantages these bring to their customers. They've accomplished a technological feat that was previously deemed unattainable. The Dentona brand encompasses the entire production process, encompassing research, raw material selection, manufacturing of dental products, and final delivery to end-users, all under one roof. This comprehensive approach has enabled Dentona to consistently ensure the highest caliber products for over 40 years. The combination of high-performance desktop printers with Dentona's generative resins has resulted in a substantial enhancement in user efficiency. Additionally, Dentona offers compact and budget-friendly entry-level units in its product lineup. Complementing this, they provide an extensive selection of their premium resins.
