3D Printed Surgical Guides

Make Surgeries Faster and Safer

Surgical guides are single-use appliances made to fit directly over a patient’s teeth with a hole that positions a surgical drill at the right location, angle, and even depth. Make surgeries faster and safer with 3D printing.

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Power In Your Hands

Achieve accurate implant placement and reduce chair time.

Save Time and Money

Fabricating guides in-house with 3D printing saves time and money.

Learn Quickly

Easy to get started with intuitive workflows.

Accuracy You Can Trust

Surgical Guide Resin is an autoclavable, biocompatible resin for 3D printing highly accurate surgical guides, drilling templates, pilot drill guides, and device sizing templates that exceed dental demands in accuracy, part quality, and performance.

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^{Note: Regional availability of Surgical Guide Resin may vary. In other regions, customers may consider BioMed Amber Resin, a medical-grade 3D printing material, for printing biocompatible parts such as surgical guides. Learn more about BioMed Amber Resin.}

Easy to Start

If you’re already using intraoral scanning or cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) for clinical analysis, it will be easy to add 3D printing to your suite of digital tools.

Scan

5 min

Design

15 min

Print

41-48 min

Post-Process

10-40 min

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Attain Positive ROI in Weeks

3D print 12 surgical guides in 48 minutes for $2-6 per guide on Form 4B with Surgical Guide Resin. For high-throughput production with fewer interactions, Form 4BL empowers the printing of 36 surgical guides in 1 h 9 min.

	Time from scan to complete guide	Cost per guide
Outsourced surgical guides	As much as 2 weeks	$250-400
In-house surgical guide with Formlabs	As little as 1 hour	$2-6
Savings per case	2 weeks	$244-398

Try our interactive ROI tool to see how much time and cost you can save when 3D printing on Formlabs dental 3D printers.

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“I find surgical guides absolutely necessary. We perform all surgeries with drilling templates as standard in our practice. This is not optional for us.”

Dr. Sebastian Horvath, Dentist, Specialist for Prosthodontics (DGPro)

How 3D Printing Aids Surgical Outcomes

Print With a Fully Validated System for an Easy Workflow

Our extensive validation and testing process makes sure your prints work every time: quick setup, no in-field calibration, and no messy resin handling.

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