Experience professional-grade accuracy and reliability with 3D Cast’s range of Dental 3D Printer Resin, trusted by clinics and laboratories across Australia.
Our collection features premium materials from Phrozen and Monocure3D, designed to deliver consistent, high-quality results across every dental workflow, from diagnostic models to thermoforming moulds and surgical applications.
Each formulation offers exceptional dimensional accuracy, fast curing, and smooth surface finishes, ensuring consistent, repeatable outcomes for professional use.
Resin Applications
Phrozen Water-Washable Dental Resin — Easy-to-clean, solvent-free resin ideal for accurate dental models, study casts, and thermoforming moulds.
Phrozen Aqua 4K / 8K Resin — Ultra-high resolution resin designed for aligner moulds, custom thermoforming models, occlusal splints, and mouthguard fabrication.
Phrozen Dental Model Resin — High-detail, matte-finish resin perfect for diagnostic models, orthodontic planning, and fit checks.
Phrozen TR250LV & TR300 High-Temperature Resins — Heat-resistant materials engineered for thermoforming workflows, vacuum forming aligner templates, and custom dental trays that demand dimensional stability under pressure and heat.
Monocure3D Precise+ Resin — Australian-made resin engineered for high-accuracy dental models, crown and bridge designs, and prosthodontic applications where dimensional fidelity is critical.
Monocure3D Thermo Resin — Heat-resistant resin developed for vacuum forming and thermoforming workflows, ideal for producing aligner and retainer moulds, occlusal splints, and mouthguards.
Each resin in our dental range is optimised for Phrozen LCD 3D printers and compatible with other 405 nm resin systems, delivering professional results across a variety of clinical and laboratory settings.
Explore our collection of dental resins and discover materials that combine world-class precision with local Australian support.
Dental 3D printer resin is a specialized material designed for creating accurate and detailed dental models. This resin is used with dental 3D printers to produce items such as crowns, bridges, and orthodontic appliances. The reason it’s highly valued is that it offers superior precision, making it an essential tool for dental professionals. Unlike regular printer materials, dental resins have unique properties that allow them to mimic the appearance and functionality of natural teeth, which is critical in dental restorations.
One of the main benefits of dental 3D printer resin is its ability to create highly detailed models quickly. This speed is crucial for dental practices to serve more patients in less time. Additionally, the resin adheres well to various printing technologies, providing accuracy and seamless workflows. Because of these advantages, many dental labs are adopting this technology, as it not only improves patient outcomes but also enhances overall efficiency in dental procedures.
When selecting dental 3D printer resin, it's important to consider factors such as biocompatibility, ease of use, and the specific application for which it is intended. Some resins are designed for more rigid applications, while others offer flexibility. Therefore, understanding the characteristics of different types of resin ensures that dental professionals can select the best option for their needs. By choosing the right resin, they can achieve optimal results in their dental restorations and improve patient satisfaction.