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From the printed appliance to a clear, polished finish Once a splint comes off the 3D printer, post-processing begins. Remove residual resin from the outer and inner surfaces, trim support contacts, complete post-curing and polishing, and inspect the finished appliance. Understanding each step and recording the processing conditions helps keep production consistent. A polished splint illustration alongside Senertek SPLINT V2 resin Connecting printing and post-processing The workflow covers...

At first glance, many transparent dental resins appear identical. They are clear, print with high accuracy, and produce aesthetically pleasing appliances. Because of this visual similarity, it is a common misconception that any clear resin can be used interchangeably for any transparent indication. However, in real-world clinical workflows, transparency alone does not define performance. Material engineering does. Choosing the wrong resin for a specific application can lead to a host of...

Introduction: Why Do Settings Differ Between Printers? One of the most common questions in resin 3D printing is: “Why don’t the same resin settings work across different printers?” The answer lies in how each machine processes light, movement, and layer curing. 👉 But here’s the key point: This entire guide is based on real-world testing using Senertek resin. These are not random internet values or default manufacturer settings. They are tested parameters across multiple printers using the...