Models
Diagnostic, orthodontic and restorative model workflows.
START WITH THE APPLICATION
Organize Material Selection Around What You Produce
Application scope follows the current PioCreat material documentation.
Orthodontics
Model and aligner-related production workflows.
Restorative
Selected temporary and restorative material applications.
Surgical Guides
Guide materials selected by current application documentation.
Casting
Dental casting-pattern materials and supporting workflows.
Denture & Auxiliary
Denture, try-in, gingiva and related auxiliary applications where relevant.
MATERIAL EVALUATION
How We Evaluate Material Fit
Compatibility is a workflow question, not a wavelength label. Review the complete path from intended application through production evaluation.
Application
Define the intended production workflow.
Printer / Wavelength
Confirm the equipment platform and optical system.
Print Profile
Use the appropriate printer and material profile.
IFU / TDS / SDS
Review the current application and safety documentation.
Wash
Follow the material-specific cleaning process.
Cure
Complete the documented post-curing process.
Production Evaluation
Evaluate the material in the intended production workflow.
OPEN MATERIAL SYSTEMS
Material Freedom Still Requires Validation
385 nm or 405 nm compatibility alone does not prove performance, intended use, validated post-processing or printer-specific compatibility.
Dimensional Performance
Confirm the material and profile can support the target geometry and process.
Mechanical Performance
Review property data relevant to the intended workflow.
Intended Use
Wavelength does not establish intended use or regional indication.
Validated Wash & Cure
Post-processing requirements remain material-specific.
Printer-Specific Fit
Confirm the profile and printer-specific compatibility documentation.
Current Documentation
Use the current IFU, TDS and SDS applicable to the material.
PIOCREAT MATERIAL PORTFOLIO
Application-Specific PioCreat Dental Materials
Review the available portfolio by application. Do not assume that every material is compatible with every third-party printer.
Models
Materials for diagnostic, orthodontic and restorative model workflows.
Explore Materials →Orthodontics
Application-specific materials for model and related orthodontic workflows.
Explore Materials →Restorative
Selected temporary and restorative materials documented for the intended workflow.
Explore Materials →Guides
Guide materials with application-specific documentation and processing requirements.
Explore Materials →Casting
Dental casting-pattern materials matched to the intended process.
Explore Materials →Denture
Denture base, try-in and removable-prosthetic material workflows.
Explore Materials →WORKFLOW INTERACTION
Why Manufacturer Material R&D Matters
A manufacturer developing printer hardware, resin, profiles, washing and curing can evaluate interactions across the workflow. Final material selection still follows current documentation and production requirements.
Printer Hardware
The equipment platform establishes the operating environment.
Resin
Application-specific materials define processing requirements.
Print Profiles
Profiles connect material behavior to the printer.
Washing & Curing
Post-processing completes the documented workflow.
FOR LABS & DISTRIBUTORS
Evaluating a New Dental Resin?
Tell us your printer model, application and target workflow. We can review available material documentation and evaluation options.
MATERIAL FAQ
Evaluate Compatibility With the Complete Workflow
What determines dental resin compatibility?
Compatibility depends on the intended application, printer and wavelength, print profile, IFU, material data and validated washing and curing workflow.
Is 405 nm resin compatible with every 405 nm printer?
No. A matching wavelength alone does not establish dimensional performance, mechanical performance, intended use, processing requirements or printer-specific compatibility.
What are IFU, SDS and TDS?
The IFU describes instructions for use, the SDS provides safety information and the TDS provides technical product data. Use the current documentation applicable to the selected material.
Can third-party dental resin be evaluated on an open system?
Evaluation may be possible where the equipment and material workflow support it, but the application, profile, documentation, washing, curing and production result still require review.
Which resin should I test first?
Start with the application you need to produce, your printer model and your target workflow. ADDITORYX can then review the available PioCreat material options and documentation.