Phrozen Gingiva Mask Dental 3D Printer Resin
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Phrozen Gingiva Mask Resin: Soft Tissue Resin for Dental Implant and Crown and Bridge Models
The Phrozen Gingiva Mask Resin is a soft, pink dental resin for Australian clinics and laboratories printing gum tissue on implant models and crown and bridge models. It cures to a Shore A hardness of 35 with 42 to 46 percent elongation at break, giving printed gingiva masks the flexibility and tactile feel needed to simulate real oral soft tissue, while holding dimensional and colour stability through handling and adjustment.
Gingiva masks let technicians and clinicians visualise and adjust dentures, crowns, and implant restorations against a soft tissue analogue rather than a rigid model surface. The resin's high elasticity means printed masks can be trimmed and cut to fit around implant abutments or margin lines without tearing or losing shape, closely matching how a patient's actual gum tissue behaves during fitting and adjustment.
Ideal for printing gum tissue for denture adjustment, gingiva contours on implant planning models, and soft tissue simulation on crown and bridge models. The light pink colour is formulated to resemble natural gingival tissue, helping technicians assess aesthetics alongside fit.
Gingiva Mask Resin cures under 405nm LCD and DLP light sources and is compatible with the Phrozen Dental printer range, including the Sonic CS+, Sonic LS+, and Sonic XL 4K Plus. Printed parts require an IPA wash and UV post-cure using standard dental post-processing equipment such as the Phrozen Wash & Cure Kit or Cure Mega.
3D Cast is Australia's official Phrozen distributor, stocking the Phrozen Gingiva Mask Resin in a 500g bottle with fast shipping Australia wide and direct technical support.
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Full material properties and mechanical data
Technical Specifications
Full material properties and mechanical data
Ideal Applications for Soft Tissue Workflows
Dental Implant Models
Print accurate gum tissue anatomy on implant models for precise abutment placement, crown margin assessment, and emergence profile visualisation.
Crown and Bridge Models
Create soft tissue replicas that show gingival contour and emergence profile for crown and bridge fitting, margin visualisation, and aesthetic assessment.
Denture Adjustment
Produce flexible gingival replicas for denture adjustment, occlusal checks, and patient presentations, with Shore 35A elasticity that closely mimics real oral soft tissue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is formulated for printing gum tissue on dental implant models and crown and bridge models. The soft, elastic material closely simulates oral soft tissue, letting technicians and clinicians assess fit, aesthetics, and gingival contour before final restoration placement. It is also used for denture adjustment workflows.
Shore A hardness measures the stiffness of flexible or soft materials. A Shore 35A rating places the cured resin in the range of a soft rubber or gel, which closely approximates the feel and give of natural gum tissue. This allows printed gingiva masks to be handled, trimmed, and adjusted in a way that behaves like the tissue it represents.
The Phrozen Gingiva Mask Resin is compatible with any 405nm dental MSLA resin 3D printer. Validated print profiles are available for the Phrozen Sonic CS+, Sonic LS+, and Sonic XL 4K Plus. For best results, use the recommended exposure settings from the Phrozen user guide.
Elongation at break measures how far a material can stretch before it tears. At 42 to 46 percent, printed gingiva masks can be flexed, cut, and trimmed around implant abutments and margin lines without tearing or losing shape. This is important for workflows that require fitting and adjusting the mask to complex anatomical geometries.
Remove the printed mask from the build plate and wash in isopropyl alcohol (IPA) using the Phrozen Wash and Cure Kit or a compatible IPA wash station. Avoid scrubbing the surface, which can affect surface accuracy. After washing, allow to air dry before post-curing.
Use the Phrozen Cure Mega or any compatible 405nm post-curing unit. Proper post-curing is required to achieve the final Shore 35A hardness and dimensional stability. Under-cured parts may feel tacky or fail to hold their shape through handling and adjustment.
The resin prints in light pink, formulated to resemble natural gingival tissue. The colour supports visual aesthetic assessment alongside fit and margin visualisation, giving technicians and clinicians a realistic impression of how the final restoration will interact with surrounding tissue.
The Gingiva Mask Resin is a soft, flexible material designed to simulate gum tissue. It cures to a Shore A hardness of 35 with 42 to 46 percent elongation at break. The Ortho Model Resin is a rigid, high-temperature resin with Shore D 82 hardness designed for thermoforming workflows. They serve different clinical purposes and are often used together on the same model, with the Ortho Resin forming the rigid base and the Gingiva Mask Resin providing the soft tissue layer.
Yes. Follow standard resin handling precautions including nitrile gloves and adequate ventilation. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet for full handling and disposal guidance. The SDS is available to download from this page.
Yes. 3D Cast is the official Australian distributor for Phrozen Technology. The Gingiva Mask Resin is stocked locally in Australia with same-day dispatch and direct technical support from a team that works with these resins daily.
