Planmeca Creo C5 3D printer gains new material options
Planmeca Oy, a manufacturer of dental equipment, has expanded its range of printing materials for the Planmeca Creo C5 dental 3D printer. The new materials allow for a wider variety of dental applications to be produced.
Finnish dental technology company Planmeca Oy has introduced new printing materials for its Planmeca Creo C5 dental 3D printer. This expansion of the material portfolio enables clinics and laboratories to produce a broader spectrum of dental applications.
The newly available materials are designed to support various uses, including the fabrication of dental models, occlusal splints, and surgical guides. Planmeca stated that the development of these materials prioritized durability, precision, and biocompatibility.
The Planmeca Creo C5 is already utilized in numerous dental practices and laboratories. The addition of these new materials aims to enhance the device's flexibility and utility. The company continues to invest in the advancement of 3D printing technology within the dental field.
Planmeca Oy is a global manufacturer of dental equipment, offering a wide array of digital solutions for dentistry, including imaging devices, software, and CAD/CAM solutions.