Carbon introduces three new dental resins

California-based Carbon, a 3-D printing technology company that helps businesses to develop better products and bring them to market in less time, has introduced three new resins on its platform — Pac-Dent Rodin Sculpture, Desktop Health Flexcera Base, and Keystone KeyGuard. Each has been tested and validated for use with the company’s 3-D printers and mark a significant enhancement to Carbon’s dental material portfolio.

Carbon says the launch is part of its initiative to “facilitate innovation in the dental industry, empowering laboratories to diversify their production capabilities and explore new applications. The company’s platform, known for its speed, precision, and consistent results, now offers even more versatility with these validated resins, developed by leading material science companies that underwent the platform’s stringent testing process to ensure quality and compatibility.”

Phillip DeSimone, Carbon’s co-founder and CEO, concluded: “With the introduction of these new resins, dental labs can look forward to improving their workflow efficiency and product offerings while providing customers with the latest in dental care advancements. Each resin will unlock new opportunities for dental labs and further highlight our resolve to drive dental industry innovation via advanced, best-in-class resins.”