3D Printed Tooth Models

The platform utilizes Figure 4 Non-Contact Membrane technology to achieve rapid print speeds up to 13.3 mm per hour. With a curing speed between 3 and 8 seconds per layer depending on the resin, it delivers efficient output with an average accuracy of 50 microns, ensuring dental models maintain precise margins and reliable anatomical contours.

Yes, compatible NextDent dental materials include 30 unique formulations that are biocompatible. These materials are CE certified in accordance with Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC, listed with the FDA, and registered in multiple countries. A Material Quality Guarantee provides traceability for regulatory bodies, assuring clinical compliance for intraoral devices and temporaries.

The NextDent 5100 features a build volume measuring 124.8 x 70.2 x 196 mm (4.9 x 2.8 x 7.7 inches). Operators can select layer thickness settings of 25, 50, 100, or 200 microns with an XY pixel size of 137 microns, allowing clinics to balance build resolution and production throughput based on procedural requirements.

The printer is fully compatible with industry-standard intraoral scanning files and dental CAD software. Connectivity options include USB, Ethernet, and WiFi, enabling flexible digital setup across laboratory workstations. Furthermore, the touchscreen interface can be operated while wearing gloves, streamlining day-to-day handling in hygienic clinical and laboratory environments.

Organizations can choose between direct purchase and equipment leasing. The NextDent 5100 is priced at $10,995.00, with commercial financing assistance offered through Direct Capital. Volume and custom project pricing may also be available upon request, helping clinics and laboratories adopt digital manufacturing solutions within their operational budgets.

CAD BLU provides ongoing technical support, custom project consultation, and customer service backed by OEM-trained and certified repair technicians. Users benefit from 3D Systems manufacturer expertise and dedicated technical guidance to optimize print workflows, ensure material traceability, and maintain long-term production reliability across all dental applications.