We track 21 dental 3D printers; 11 have a published price. Here they are in one place, with the specs that actually change your cost per print.
Dental 3D printer price list
Median list price: $8,990.
Table view
| Product | Low | High | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anycubic Photon M3 Premium | $399 | $639 | |
| Phrozen Sonic Mighty 8K | $499 | $682 | |
| Form 3B+ | $3,749 | $6,360 | |
| AccuFab-D1s | $6,299 | $6,499 | |
| Form 4B | $7,699 | $12,006 | |
| Asiga MAX UV | $8,990 | $10,990 | |
| SprintRay Pro 95 S | $9,589 | $9,589 | |
| SprintRay Midas | $10,995 | $10,995 | |
| SprintRay Pro 2 | $10,995 | $20,000 | |
| Form 4BL | $16,249 | $38,929 | |
| Asiga PRO 4K | $22,990 | $24,990 |
Comparison table
| Printer | Price | Technology | XY resolution | Build volume | Open resins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Form 4BL | $16,249–$38,929 | sla | — | 353 × 196 × 350 mm | ? |
| SprintRay Pro 95 S | $9,589 | DLP | 95 µm | 182 x 102 x 200 | ✓ |
| Form 4B | $7,699–$12,006 | msla | — | — | ? |
| Asiga MAX UV | $8,990–$10,990 | dlp | 62 µm | 119 × 67 × 76 mm | ? |
| EnvisionTEC Vida HD | quote | dlp | 50 µm | 96 x 54 x 100 mm | ? |
| SprintRay Midas | $10,995 | sla | — | — | ? |
| NextDent 5100 | quote | Non-Contact Membrane Figure 4 technology | 65 µm | 124.8 x 70.2 x 196 | ? |
| Stratasys J5 DentaJet | quote | polyjet | — | 140 × 200 × 190 mm | ? |
| Primeprint | quote | dlp | — | — | ? |
| Carbon M2 | quote | Gen 1 DLS | 75 µm | 189 x 118 x 326 mm | ? |
| Form 3B+ | $3,749–$6,360 | sla | 25 µm | — | ? |
| SprintRay Pro 2 | $10,995–$20,000 | Optical Panel Technology | 35 µm | — | ? |
| Asiga PRO 4K | $22,990–$24,990 | dlp | 32 µm | 122 × 69 × 200 mm (PRO 4K45); 176 × 99 × 200 mm (PRO 4K65); 217 × 122 × 200 mm (PRO 4K80) | ✓ |
| AccuFab-D1s | $6,299–$6,499 | DLP | — | 144 mm × 81 mm × 160 mm | ✓ |
| Anycubic Photon M3 Premium | $399–$639 | lcd | — | — | ? |
| Phrozen Sonic Mighty 8K | $499–$682 | resin/LCD | 28 µm | W 218 × D 123 × H 235 mm | ? |
| UNIZ NBEE | quote | LCD Stereo Lithography | — | — | ? |
| HeyGears UltraCraft Reflex | quote | LCD (MSLA) | 33 µm | 192 x 121 x 220 mm | ? |
| Planmeca Creo C5 | quote | monochrome LCD | — | — | ? |
| Stratasys Origin One Dental | quote | P3 Digital Light Processing (DLP) | — | 192 x 108 x 370 mm | ? |
| Straumann P30+ | quote | DLP | — | 133 × 75 × 115 mm (133 × 75 × 70 mm with ASM) | ? |
Technologies in the market: dlp (7), sla (3), msla (1), non-contact membrane figure 4 technology (1), polyjet (1), gen 1 dls (1), optical panel technology (1), lcd (1), resin/lcd (1), lcd stereo lithography (1), lcd (msla) (1), monochrome lcd (1), p3 digital light processing (dlp) (1).
Open versus closed resin systems
Only 3 of 21 printers are documented as open-material. A closed system restricts you to the manufacturer’s validated resins — simpler and often better for regulated indications, but resin is the largest running cost. An open system lets you shop across resin brands; make sure the resin is validated for your indication and printer.
Slicer software
Printing workflows also depend on the slicer. We track 9 dental slicers — see the slicer comparison.
FAQ
How much does a dental 3D printer cost?
Published prices for the 11 dental 3D printers with a list price range from $399 to $24,990; the median is $8,990. Add wash/cure units, resin and a service plan to the budget.
What is the best dental 3D printer?
On our Data Index — which rewards open materials, published specs and clearances — see the dental 3D printer ranking. The right choice depends on indications (models vs dentures vs splints) and whether you want to use third-party resins.