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Yoshida's SprintRay 3D Printers Make Their Debut in Japan

In an exciting development for the dental industry, Yoshida Co., Ltd. has launched the SprintRay 3D printers, marking a significant step in digital dental workflows. Headquartered in Taito, Tokyo, Yoshida is well-known for its commitment to supporting dental practices across the nation. The official introduction of SprintRay products is expected to elevate the standards of dental treatment, enhancing both efficiency and precision.

The Launch Event: 3D Next in JAPAN

On September 23rd, a notable launch event named "3D Next in JAPAN" was conducted at Akasaka Intercity AIR, attracting over 200 participants from the dental community. Attendees had the opportunity to witness live demonstrations of SprintRay printers, hear case presentations from early adopters of the technology, and engage in enlightening discussions about the current state and future of digital dentistry. The enthusiasm was palpable as professionals gathered to exchange insights on the impact of 3D printing in dental practices.

Spotlight on SprintRay Printers

The decision to collaborate with SprintRay, a prominent U.S.-based manufacturer focused on dental 3D printing, comes as no surprise. As dental practices shift towards digital methods, the need for accurate, speedy, and user-friendly printing solutions has risen. However, traditional 3D printers often present challenges, including steep learning curves, material compatibility, and high setup costs. The SprintRay printers address these issues by offering an intuitive interface, extensive support, and a diverse range of specialized materials to meet various clinical needs, from prosthetics to orthodontics and implant guides.

Highlighting Presence at the Japan Dental Show

Following the launch event, from September 26 to 28, Yoshida showcased SprintRay products at the Japan Dental Show 2025 held at Pacifico Yokohama. The main booth drew significant attention, allowing visitors to experience the technology firsthand. Many attendees engaged with the products, observing demonstrations of their capabilities and operational efficiency. The overwhelming interest and positive feedback signal a promising future for the adoption of such innovative technologies in Japan’s dental industry.

Looking Ahead: Yoshida's Vision

Yoshida plans to leverage its extensive experience in dental equipment sales and support to promote the adoption of SprintRay printers across Japan. Through this initiative, the aim is to enhance the digitalization of dental practices further and deliver high-quality treatments to patients. This strategic focus aligns with Yoshida’s commitment to advancing the dental industry, contributing to improved patient care, and fostering the growth of dental professionals.

Product Information

SprintRay Pro 2 3D Printer

• - Product Name: SprintRay Pro 2 3D Printer
• - General Name: Computer-aided design and manufacturing unit for dental laboratories
• - Notification Number: 13B1X00005000267 (General)
• - Manufacturer: Yoshida Co., Ltd.

Additional Products

• - SprintRay Wash S: A cleaning and drying device for dental models (not classified as a medical device).
• - SprintRay Nano Cure: Polymerization unit for dental laboratories.
• - SprintRay Midas 3D Printer: Another computer-aided design and manufacturing unit for dental laboratories.

About Yoshida Co., Ltd.

Founded in 1906, the Yoshida Group prides itself as the oldest dental machine manufacturer in Japan. With a mission to support dental practices across the country, Yoshida offers a wide range of products and services to dental professionals, educational institutions, and hospitals. Their slogan, "Creating Better Dental Clinics Together," reflects their dedication to improving dental practices for both healthcare providers and patients alike. Yoshida aims to enhance the value of dentistry and contribute to the future of regional medical care through collaborative efforts with local practitioners.