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3D Printed Permanent Crown Resin for High-Precision Restorations

3180 Permanent Crown Resin is a ceramic-filled biocompatible material for direct 3D printing of definitive single-unit dental restorations. Featuring 0.25% polymerization shrinkage and a dimensional tolerance of ±0.05 mm, it eliminates manual seating adjustments. With 119 MPa fracture strength and ultra-low water sorption (3.8 μg/mm³), 3180 provides labs and clinics a high-strength, stain-resistant, and cost-effective alternative to ceramic milling.

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Engineered for Industrial Repeatability

Overcoming the limitations of traditional resin 3D printing with precision optical hardware and robust closed-loop motion systems.

Detailed view of the internal surface and marginal precision of a 3D printed bridge using 3180 permanent resin.

Unmatched Precision & Marginal Fit

Achieve a perfect fit every time. With a low polymerization shrinkage of just 0.25%, this resin delivers a dimensional tolerance of ±0.05 mm, ensuring superior marginal adaptation and reducing the need for chairside adjustments.

A 3D printed dental bridge on support structures made from biocompatible 3180 Permanent Crown Resin.

High Mechanical Strength for Longevity

Engineered to endure. Boasting a 119 MPa fracture strength and 92D hardness, our resin is built to withstand continuous occlusal pressure, offering a long-term solution that resists chipping and wear.

A collection of 3D printed crowns and bridges highlighting the versatility of permanent crown resin for restorative dentistry.

Natural Aesthetics & Color Stability

Create confident smiles. Available in VITA shades A1, A2, and A3, the material features optimized translucency and fluorescence that mimic natural enamel. Thanks to its ultra-low water sorption (3.8 μg/mm³), restorations resist discoloration and plaque accumulation over time.

Multiple individual 3D printed crowns in VITA shades arranged on a 3D printing build platform.

Certified Biocompatibility

Safety first. The 3180 resin is fully validated for long-term intraoral use through comprehensive cytotoxicity and biocompatibility testing, providing peace of mind for both clinicians and patients.

Technical Performance Matrix

Verified parameters and testing protocols for jewelry casting validation.

ContentData ValueTesting Method
ColorA1,A2,A3
Density2.32g/cm³ASM D1875-69(1980)
Shrinkage0.25%Capillary method
Hardness92DASTM D2240-05(2010)
Flexural modulus3612MPaASTM D790
Fracture strength119MPaIS010477:2020
Rise strength63MPaASTM D638

Engineering Notes & Technical Interpretation

In-depth material breakdown of how 3180's ceramic-filled matrix dictates sub-0.05 mm marginal accuracy, occlusal durability, and long-term intraoral stability.

Why does a 0.25% polymerization shrinkage rate matter for crown seating?

In digital crown fabrication, shrinkage dictates whether a restoration seats passively or requires manual internal adjustment. High-shrinkage materials deform around delicate internal preparation angles, creating tight spots or distorted margins. At 0.25% shrinkage, 3180 resin preserves the exact internal geometry generated by CAD software, maintaining a consistent 30–50 μm cement gap for predictable clinical placement.

Impact: Ensures passive crown seating without manual chairside grinding

How does ultra-low water sorption (3.8 μg/mm³) affect long-term restorations?

Dental polymers exposed to the oral environment absorb water over time, which hydrolyzes polymer chains, degrades mechanical strength, and absorbs staining agents from food and drink. The dense, ceramic-filled matrix of 3180 limits water absorption to 3.8 μg/mm³, keeping the material clinically stable, color-accurate, and hygienic over years of service.

Impact: Prevents intraoral staining and long-term mechanical degradation

How does 3180 resin reduce total manufacturing costs compared to ceramic milling blocks?

Milling zirconia or lithium disilicate involves high raw material costs, continuous spindle/bur wear, and substantial material waste during subtractive cutting. Printing 3180 resin uses only the material required for the crown itself, allows dozens of units to be produced simultaneously on a single build platform, and eliminates machine maintenance associated with wet milling units.

Impact: Lowers per-unit production costs by eliminating ceramic block waste and bur wear

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