SprintRay Expands Digital Dentistry Platform
Dental technology company SprintRay has launched a comprehensive digital dentistry platform, including a wireless intraoral scanner and a compact chairside production system.
Los Angeles, USA – SprintRay, a dental technology firm known for its 3D printing ecosystem, has expanded its digital dentistry platform with new hardware and software unveiled at 3DNext 2026. The company introduced the Foundation wireless intraoral scanner, the Nano Series compact production workflow, and expanded material partnerships.
The Foundation scanner and ScanOS software are designed to integrate seamlessly into SprintRay's workflow, connecting digital impressions directly to design and production stages. This aims to streamline the process for dental practices by reducing the need for manual file transfers between different systems.
The Nano Series comprises a trio of compact devices—NanoPrint, NanoWash, and NanoCure—intended for chairside 3D printing, washing, and curing. SprintRay states this system is optimized for single-case production at the dental practice, drawing on insights from over 20 million dental parts produced within its ecosystem.
Additionally, SprintRay has deepened its collaboration with GC Corporation, broadening the range of validated restorative materials available for its platform. These developments collectively enhance SprintRay's offering for integrated digital dental workflows.