AmeraLabs adds resins for dental guides, try-ins and impression trays
Three application-specific materials extend the company’s dental printing range.
What happened
AmeraLabs introduced CIT-25, SGR-28 and TRY-23 for custom impression trays, surgical guides and dental try-ins. Each resin is intended for a distinct step in the dental workflow.
The manufacturer describes the materials as CE Class I options for specified short-term removable applications. Their intended use depends on following the prescribed printing and post-processing workflow.
These are materials for dental appliances and planning tools, not a general approval for implantable printed parts. The launch expands the range of tasks laboratories can address with application-specific resins.
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Primary-source reporting; this is not a hands-on review. Sources checked Oct 25, 2026.