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SprintRay Midas: Same-Day 3D-Printed crowns, veneers and restorations
The SprintRay Midas is a chairside 3D printer built for restorations. It prints crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers, implant crowns and bridges in minutes, SprintRay states up to three crowns in about 10 minutes, so patients can leave with their final restoration in a single visit. Paired with SprintRay’s AI design and NanoCure, SprintRay says a crown can be designed, printed and post-cured in under 30 minutes.
Midas uses SprintRay’s patented Digital Press Stereolithography (DPS), which presses highly filled, high-viscosity resins into shape instead of drawing them from an open tank. Resin comes in sealed, barcoded capsules, so there is no tank to fill, no build platform to clean and no bottles to manage; maintenance is a wipe of the print glass. That lets Midas print dense restorative materials such as Midas Restore, a resin with more than 75% glass ceramic and zirconia filler.
Single-Visit Restorations, Printed Chairside
Design with AI, print up to three crowns in about 10 minutes, and seat the final restoration the same day. Midas’s sealed resin capsules keep the workflow clean and simple, with no resin tank to manage.
What You Can Print with the SprintRay Midas
Definitive and provisional restorations, printed chairside in a single visit.
Veneers, inlays and onlays
Print posterior, anterior and implant crowns, screw-retained or cemented, in Midas Restore. SprintRay states the material polishes to a final finish without glaze in about a minute.
Veneers, inlays and onlays
Print no-prep or prepped veneers (up to three per capsule) and inlays and onlays (up to two per capsule) for conservative restorative work.
Smile mock-ups
Print mock-ups so patients can preview and approve their new smile before treatment, supporting case acceptance.
Bridges and provisionals
Print multi-unit temporary and temporary implant bridges, plus provisional crowns, inlays and onlays in Digital Temp, using the larger Multi Unit capsule.
Technical specifications
Frequently Asked Questions SprintRay Midas
A chairside 3D printer for restorations. It uses Digital Press Stereolithography and sealed resin capsules to print crowns, veneers, inlays, onlays, implant crowns and bridges in minutes.
SprintRay states up to three crowns in about 10 minutes, and a crown designed, printed and post-cured with NanoCure in under 30 minutes.
Yes, with Midas Restore, SprintRay’s definitive restorative resin with more than 75% glass ceramic and zirconia filler. Confirm the material’s clearance for each indication.
Midas runs SprintRay’s coded resin capsules (Midas Restore, Crown HT, Digital Temp), not bottled resin, so there is no tank to fill or clean.
It’s designed for practices delivering single-visit restorations chairside. Labs and practices printing models, guides and appliances in volume usually pair it with a Pro printer.
Midas prints highly filled resin restorations from capsules with minimal cleanup; a mill produces zirconia and glass-ceramic crowns from blocks. The choice depends on the materials you prefer and your restorative volume, we can help you compare
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