Monocure 3D Gingiva Flexible Dental Resin – Pink 1 Litre

Digital dentistry is a great example of the incredible potential of 3D printing technology. Using DLP & SLA printing, dentists have the chance to process in-depth scans of patients into a 3D file to print a highly accurate diagnostic model. This means a significant upgrade for the industry in not just cost but also time. Whereas traditional models for crafting crowns or bridges for example would take one to several weeks at a special lab, a dentist with a 3D printer and a dental resin like Monocure 3D Gingiva Flexible Dental Resin can produce prototypes right in their offices to test with high detailed teeth models within just a few hours.

The Gingiva 3D Dental Resin is semi-flexible and pink, which mimics the look and feel of soft tissue in the mouth like gums. The combination of flexibility and hardness of 62 shore A is a unique mixture of UV resin. While Monocure Precise resin or Study resin creates the rigid tougher models, this Gingiva 3D Dental Resin is perfect for printing the soft parts of a dental prototype. Models, bridges, and implant prototypes for the gum and soft tissue are supported wonderfully by this special dental resin.

Think soft pink colour of the Gingiva 3D Dental Resin also looks natural and its flexible nature improves the production of dental 3D models. If you’re looking for quality resin from Monocure with various colours for more casual Maker prints and projects, check out our Monocure Resins category for all of the colours that we have in stock.

Important! Please Note: Monocure 3D Dental model resin is not approved for intraoral use. This 3D Porcelene Dental Resin is intended for use as diagnostic, implant & orthodontic models, or crown & bridge prototypes.

Additional Resources:

As a final note, if you are new to 3D Resin printing, or are just looking for great insights and tips on some best practices, check out the attached “Monocure Resin Guide” in the downloads section above, which you can even download and keep for later use too. Furthermore, the following are some handy resources to give you extra details for Monocure 3D Resins:

• This is the Monocure Datasheets Page, which has handy documents that may be useful to you.
• Next up is the Monocure Cheat Sheets Page, where they hide all the juicy hints and tips on using Monocure Resins with some popular DLP Printers.
• If you’re unsure of what 3D Resins are compatible with your 3D Printer, this Resin Compatibility Page is mighty helpful in helping users match the right resin to the right 3D Printer.
• It’s always a good idea to check out this “Monocure Pro Tips Videos” collection, which covers all kinds of topics from help with handling resin, through to changing FEP Film and Post Processing prints.
• Finally, if you are looking to learn more about the nuances and unique applications of 3D Printing in the Dentist Industry, we suggest this handy Dental 3D Printing Materials Guide from SprintRay.

Within the world of SLA and DLP Printing, there are few brands who can truly stand out from the crowd with quality 3D Resins, and amongst these brands, the choice of colours, polymers and other unique characteristics are extremely limited. That was true, at least until we found Monocure, who are arguably the most impressive 3D Resin brand in the world.

Formed by chemists with a real passion for liquid polymers and UV-sensitive “plastics”, these resins have been designed, refined and perfected over the past few years to provide hobbyists and desktop fabricators with top quality resins that are not only effective, but also diverse in the ranges of different colours, types of polymers, and intended use cases.