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SprintRay has introduced Midas Restore, an FDA-cleared restorative resin built around glass ceramic and zirconia fillers, made specifically for use with the company’s Midas Digital Press. The material extends that printer, launched in 2024 for chairside 3D printing of dental restorations, into definitive ceramic-based crowns, inlays, onlays and veneers completed in a single visit.
With filler content above 75 percent by weight, the resin was developed to balance several properties at once, including how it holds a polish, resists wear, and behaves optically once cemented in place. SprintRay says the material’s internal structure is meant to slow crack growth instead of just resisting it, and that its flexibility is closer to natural dentin than to rigid ceramic.
“Traditional dental 3D pr