SprintRay, an industry leader in digital dentistry, has entered a partnership with Braces On Demand, an online platform for in-office printing of orthodontic fixed appliances, to provide automated, end-to-end 3D printing solutions to improve patient treatment times and productivity for orthodontic practices.
“The orthodontic community is one of the fastest adopters of 3D printing technology, transforming highly manual processes into digital, repeatable workflows,” said Amir Mansouri, CEO and Co-Founder of SprintRay. “SprintRay is proud to partner with Braces On Demand to continue providing industry-leading advances in digital orthodontics and chairside dentistry through seamless solutions for doctors to efficiently and effectively treat their patients and build their practices.”
Manufacturing on Demand
Leveraging the SprintRay 3D printing ecosystem, Braces On Demand provides orthodontists with the capability to 3D print brackets and fixed appliances in-office – saving time and money. The end-to-end SprintRay orthodontic 3D printing ecosystem features Pro S series 3D printers and ProWash and ProCure 2 post-processing machines built to innovate digital dentistry and deliver clinical results. This partnership between SprintRay 3D printing systems and materials and the Braces On Demand software enables orthodontists to 3D print a variety of fixed appliances, in under 30 minutes.
“Most orthodontists are already printing aligners and retainers in their offices,” said Colin Corey, CEO and Founder of Braces On Demand. “Our agreement with SprintRay will now enable orthodontists to better utilize their in-office capabilities by allowing them to easily print a variety of fixed appliances as needed without having to hold excess inventory. SprintRay printers are incredibly fast and offer busy offices high production throughput, which can significantly improve workflow efficiency.”
The ‘First Tray Today’ campaign provides SprintRay customers with in-office and digital marketing collateral to help their patients jumpstart orthodontic treatment. The campaign aims to improve patient awareness, case acceptance, and treatment success by providing patients with same-day clear aligners delivered by 3D printing within their first visit. First Tray Today campaign assets include a patient-facing website with a resource for patients to find orthodontists using the SprintRay 3D printing workflow for delivering same-day clear aligners, and in-office marketing materials to help orthodontic offices inform their patients about the ease and benefits of accepting aligner treatment.
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