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Here at Voxel, we are constantly evaluating the latest tech dentistry has to offer! It's the cornerstone of our business, keeping our customers in the know about the brands and models that are truly pushing innovation in the industry.
As dental practices and labs continue to embrace digital workflows, the need for high-quality 3D printing materials is growing rapidly.
Enter Formlabs, a market leader in 3D printing, offers a broad selection of resins tailored to restorative, surgical, and orthodontic applications. For more on this 3D printing brand and their applications in the dental space, keep reading: Formlabs 3D Printing for Dentists.
Today, we're going to answer one of the most common questions that may be on your mind.. how much do these materials cost—and what can practices expect to spend per case?
After all, when it comes to 3D printing, your initial investment is one thing, but maintaining and continued printing costs need to be factored in as well.
Rest assured, 3D printing is widely adopted in dentistry as an affordable, precise and more comfortable alternative to traditional molds. You'll get high-quality results and maintain your practice standards with 3D printing, particularly through Formlabs.
This article breaks down current Formlabs dental resin prices, we'll provide today's pricing ranges for their most common materials, and share some tips for optimizing value with each print.
Price Range for Formlabs Dental Resins (2025 Estimates)
Below is a breakdown of commonly used dental resins from Formlabs and their estimated retail pricing:
| Resin Type | Use Case |
Price Range (USD)* Estimated Cost Per Appliance or Part |
|---|---|---|
| Model Resin | Diagnostic and working models | $80–$150 per liter |
| Dental LT Clear | Nightguards, occlusal splints | $300–$450 per liter |
| Surgical Guide Resin | Implant surgical guides | $250–$300 per liter |
| Permanent Crown Resin | Final restorations (Class IIa biocompatible) | $800–$850 per liter |
| Temporary CB Resin | Temporary crowns and bridges | $250–$425 per liter |
| IBT Resin | Indirect bonding trays | $250–$350 per liter |
| Denture Base Resin | Removable full/partial denture base | $300–$450 per liter |
*Pricing is dependent on printer model. For example, dental model for the latest generation Form 4B printer starts at $79/liter but for the previous generation Form 3 dental model resin starts at $149/liter.
💡 Pro Tip #1: For high volume printing, consider 5 liter options. Formlabs offers a 5L for select resins such as model resin, saving 15-25% on cost. The 5L options include an automatic pump, improving your efficiencies compared to replacing the 1 liter cartridge more often.
💡 Pro Tip #2: Ask your dealer about bulk pricing. When you purchase through VoxelDental.com, use code FormBulk30L to save 15% off when you purchase 30 liters at a time.
Did you know? Just by buying your resin from VoxelDental.com, you're automatically qualified for our Lifetime Training program! That means our 3D printing experts are available to you and your staff through the life of your printer. Adding team members? This is a great perk for you!
🎁 You're already re-upping your resins, why not get rewarded for it? With Voxel Bucks, you're earning points on every purchase. We'll send you an email to let you know how many points you have to redeem!
Price Range for Formlabs BY APPLICATION
Here's another breakdown we put together to help you understand potential costs per application, using the Formlabs resins listed above.
| Application | Material | Estimated Cost Per Unit* |
|---|---|---|
| Crown & Bridge Model | Model Resin | $2–$5 |
| Occlusal Guard/Nightguard | LT Clear Resin | $5–$10 |
| Temporary Crown | Temp CB Resin | $3–$6 |
| Surgical Guide | Surgical Guide Resin | $4–$8 |
| Denture (Base + Teeth) | Denture Base + Teeth | $10–$20 |
| IBT Tray | IBT Resin |
$3–$6 |
*These prices will vary depending on part size, print layer thickness, support structure density, and post-processing techniques.
Other Cost Factors to Consider
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Print Failures or Remakes – Plan for occasional failed prints or clinical remakes, especially with more complex appliances like dentures or splints.
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Support Material Waste – Resin usage includes supports and base layers that are discarded after post-processing.
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Post-Curing Equipment – Effective curing (e.g., Form Cure or other UV units) is necessary for biocompatibility and mechanical strength.
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Storage and Handling – Keep resins in a controlled, sealed environment to avoid waste or degradation.
Contact Voxel Support at support@voxeldental.com if you have any technical needs after receiving your resin bottles. We're available and happy to help!
Final Thoughts
Formlabs dental resins range from around $80 to $850 per liter, depending on the indication and material properties. Practices can expect to spend $2 to $10 per printed appliance, with larger or more complex restorations costing more.
For most clinicians and labs, Formlabs’ dental resin system provides a cost-effective and highly scalable solution for digital dentistry. Whether you’re producing simple models or Class IIa certified crowns and occlusal guards, the combination of reliability, accuracy, and flexible material choices makes it a top contender in the dental 3D printing space.
Get started at VoxelDental.com, your source for confident, reliable support with trusted, tested and constantly re-evaluated dental technologies. Join our Loyalty Program to earn and redeem Voxel Bucks as you continue shopping with us!
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