Hard Splint Resin
Lodden
A resin for printing hard splints — stabilization splints, night guards for teeth grinding (bruxism) and splints for jaw-joint (TMJ) therapy. A hard splint holds its shape and the planned bite surface, so the dentist can balance bite contacts on it precisely — which is what sets it apart from a soft splint. When the splint is printed from the scan, no stone model or heat-forming is needed, and the file is kept for a reprint if the splint is lost or worn. Finishing and instructions follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Key features
- For stabilization splints, night guards and TMJ splints
- Holds the planned occlusal surface — for precise contact balancing
- Printed from the scan — no stone model and no thermoforming
- The file is saved — a replacement splint can be printed if lost or worn
Technical specifications
- Type
- photopolymer resin for hard splints
- Print layer height
- 0.1 mm
- Wash
- IPA (isopropyl alcohol) — 3 + 3 min (rough, then fine)
- Post-curing
- single-sided · 60 min at 50–100 mW/cm² · 20–30 min at 100–300 mW/cm²
Data as published by the manufacturer. Details vary by configuration — talk to us.
More in this category
Model ResinA resin for printing dental models on a 3D printer — the digital alternative to pouring stone. The model is built straight from the scan file, with no mixing, pouring or waiting for it to set.
Temporary Restoration ResinA resin for 3D printing temporary restorations — interim crowns and bridges printed straight from the digital design.
Permanent Crowns ResinA ceramic-filled resin for 3D printing permanent crowns — for the definitive restoration, not the interim one.
Fixed Hybrid Dentures ResinA resin for printing fixed hybrid dentures — full-arch implant restorations in which teeth and gums form one piece, screwed onto the implants.
Contact us
A site visit, measurements and an initial plan with a price range — no obligation.
Leave a detailed message
Even outside business hours — we will get back to you.