SHINING 3D Temporary Crown & Bridge CB11

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$169.00

The SHINING 3D Temporary Crown & Bridge CB11 is a high-performance biocompatible dental 3D printing resin developed for the fabrication of temporary crowns, bridges, and denture teeth. Engineered for use with SHINING 3D AccuFab printers, the resin combines exceptional strength, natural esthetics, and long-term color stability to produce durable provisional restorations with precise fit and lifelike appearance.

Built with a high-toughness photopolymer formulation, the SHINING 3D Temporary Crown & Bridge CB11 offers excellent flexural strength, low water absorption, and superior wear resistance for reliable short-term restorative applications. Its multiple VITA shade options and smooth surface finish make it an ideal solution for creating natural-looking temporary restorations with efficient digital workflows.

Advantages

Strong and durable restorations: High flexural strength and toughness provide dependable performance for temporary crowns, bridges, and denture teeth.

Natural esthetics: Multiple VITA shade options deliver realistic color matching with excellent translucency and long-term color stability.

Reliable clinical performance: Low water absorption, high wear resistance, and biocompatible formulation help maintain fit, strength, and appearance throughout treatment.

Technical Parameters

Product Type: Temporary crown and bridge 3D printing resin

Applications: Temporary crowns, temporary bridges, veneers, inlays, onlays, and denture teeth

Material Type: Biocompatible photopolymer resin

Compatible Printers: SHINING 3D AccuFab series

Color Options: A1, A2, A3, A3.5, B1, B2, B3

Print Characteristics: High toughness, high flexural strength, and low water absorption

Flexural Strength: Approximately 118 MPa

Mechanical Properties: Excellent wear resistance and long-term dimensional stability

Biocompatibility: Medical-grade resin for temporary intraoral restorations

Bottle Size: 500 g

Post-Processing: Compatible with standard dental washing and UV curing workflows