The SprintRay Midas is now in our Altamonte Springs office.
Select restorations can be designed, printed, and seated in a single visit.
3D dental printing allows dentists to use digital scans and advanced design tools to create select restorations and dental appliances with improved speed, comfort, and accuracy. For patients, this can mean fewer appointments, less waiting, and a more modern dental experience.
For select cases, digital scanning, design, and fabrication can happen much faster than traditional lab workflows. This helps reduce delays and may allow certain dental restorations to be completed in a single visit.
3D dental printing may be used for a variety of dental applications, depending on the patient’s needs, the material required, and the type of treatment being performed. Not every case is right for same-day printing, but this technology gives dentists more options for faster and more customized care.
Many patients appreciate spending less time returning for multiple visits. A streamlined digital workflow can make treatment more convenient, especially when select restorations can be completed without waiting on an outside lab.
Digital scanning can reduce the need for traditional impression trays, which may feel bulky or uncomfortable for some patients. The scan creates a detailed digital model that can be used for design and treatment planning.
Digital design helps create restorations with a high degree of accuracy. This supports a better fit, a more predictable result, and a smoother overall treatment experience.
The process usually begins with a digital scan of the teeth or treatment area. Instead of using traditional impressions, the dentist captures a precise digital model. That model can then be used to design a restoration, appliance, guide, or other dental item.
Once the design is finalized, the 3D printer creates the item using dental materials selected for the specific purpose. After printing, the restoration or appliance is finished, checked, and adjusted as needed before being placed or delivered to the patient.
Modern digital design tools help shape restorations so they look natural and blend with surrounding teeth. The goal is to restore both appearance and function.
Because treatment is designed digitally, your dentist can make adjustments based on your bite, smile, tooth shape, and treatment needs.
In-office production can reduce dependence on outside labs, helping shorten turnaround times for select restorations and appliances.
Well-designed restorations can feel more natural in your bite and may require fewer adjustments after placement.
Patients benefit from a cleaner, more efficient workflow that reflects the latest advancements in digital dentistry and patient-focused care.
The SprintRay Midas system helps make same-day dentistry possible for certain treatments. In select cases, a restoration can be digitally scanned, designed, printed, finished, and seated during one visit.
Not every dental restoration can be completed this way, and your dentist will determine whether 3D printing is appropriate based on your tooth, bite, material needs, and treatment plan.
Advanced dental technology can improve comfort and convenience, but we understand that cost still matters. At Greenberg Dental & Orthodontics, our team can help explain estimated treatment costs, insurance coverage, and available financing options.
If you do not have dental insurance, or if your insurance does not cover the full cost of treatment, you may also want to review the Greenberg Dental Discount Plan.
"The digital scan was quick and comfortable, and I was surprised by how efficient the visit felt. It was nice to see modern technology being used to make the process easier."- Greenberg Dental Patient
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3D dental printing may help make select restorations faster, more precise, and more convenient. Our team can determine whether this technology may be part of your treatment plan.
Find a nearby Greenberg Dental & Orthodontics office and ask about digital dentistry, same-day dental restoration options, and available treatment solutions.