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SprintRay Introduces Groundbreaking Digital Dentistry Innovations

At the recent 3DNext 2026 conference held in Miami Beach, dental technology company SprintRay unveiled a transformative digital dentistry platform aimed at enhancing clinical workflows. With over 20 million dental parts produced through its ecosystem, SprintRay's expansion focuses on integrating scanning, design, and production into a seamless process.

Key Innovations Launched

One of the most notable advancements is the Foundation, a wireless intraoral scanner that's built specifically for the ScanOS scanning software. This combination allows practices to streamline the digital capture process and enables the movement from capturing images to completing dental cases without the hassle of exporting files to other systems. The Foundation aims to simplify work for dental professionals by integrating scanning into the same environment used for design and production.

Alongside the Foundation, SprintRay introduced the Nano Series—a set of compact, chairside printing solutions that includes NanoPrint, NanoWash, and NanoCure. Designed with insights gained from producing over 20 million dental parts, the Nano Series promises to fit precisely within the limited counter space of dental offices, occupying less than 30 inches altogether. The series encompasses a workflow that is intuitive for dental staff, specifically targeting chairside applications.

Features of the Nano Series

NanoPrint

Utilizing advanced 385 nm light technology, NanoPrint is designed for efficient chairside printing, catering effectively to single patient cases—an essential feature considering that over 80% of chairside print jobs fit this profile.

NanoWash

Accompanying the NanoPrint is NanoWash, an automated washing system that streamlines the post-printing process, ensuring that dental applications are prepared swiftly and efficiently for next steps.

NanoCure

Finally, with NanoCure, dental professionals can finalize their printed applications through an optimized curing process, which further enhances workflow efficiency.

Strengthening Material Partnerships

In addition to workflow innovations, SprintRay also announced a new partnership with GC Corporation, unveiling the GC GRADIA® PREMi hybrid ceramic restorative resin. This partnership integrates GC's materials expertise into the SprintRay Digital Press platform, broadening the range of restorative materials available for chairside use.

Commitment to Clinicians

Ph.D. Amir Mansouri, CEO and co-founder of SprintRay, stated, “For years, we connected scanning and printing through third-party integrations. However, the new approach with ScanOS and the Foundation scanner makes both parts of our platform native to the practice workflow.” This move is expected to advance how clinicians interact with the technology, improving both patient care and operational efficiency.

Expanding the Vision

The comprehensive platform presented at 3DNext 2026 marks a significant leap in chairside dental manufacturing. By integrating scanning, design, production, and post-processing into one interconnected system, SprintRay sets the stage for a future where digital dentistry can operate more cohesively.

SprintRay's innovations not only improve the clinical experience for dentists but also assure patients of receiving high-quality care. As the products roll out in November 2026 across various regions including the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the EU, dental professionals can look forward to a significant transformation in their daily operations and patient interactions.

For more information on SprintRay's advancements in digital dentistry, visit sprintray.com.