BEGO™ VarseoSmile® TriniQ® Resin RS-C2-TQA2-01

BEGO™ VarseoSmile® TriniQ® Resin is a versatile ceramic-filled biocompatible material, indicated for temporary and permanent single units (crowns, inlays, onlays, and veneers) and bridges, and denture teeth. BEGO™ VarseoSmile® TriniQ® Resin is the first 3D-printed resin indicated for permanent bridges and has excellent accuracy, translucency, and an efficient workflow. Available in three VITA shades (A2, A3, B1). Read our application guides to learn the complete digital workflow and best practices for making 3D printed permanent restorations, temporary restorations, or dentures on your Formlabs 3D printer. BEGO™ VarseoSmile® TriniQ® Resin provides dental professionals with a strong, versatile material, with natural aesthetics for creating printed teeth for permanent single-unit restorations and bridges, digital dentures, and temporary restorations and bridges.

Unmatched Versatility

The most versatile dental restorative resin in 3D printing and the first material indicated for permanent bridges, enabling the production of durable and aesthetic same-day restorative parts.

Streamlined Workflow

Features an efficient workflow and excellent polishability that ensures highly aesthetic appliances without requiring sandblasting.

Superior Accuracy

Validated to print restorations with over 95% of printed surface area within 50 µm of the CAD model, when printed using either 50 µm or 100 µm layer thickness.

Formlabs’ Award-Winning Ecosystem

This material has been rigorously tested and validated by both Formlabs and BEGO™ to ensure the performance and reliability of every printed part. As a Formlabs Certified Material, take advantage of automated resin dispensing, PreForm Dental, and all the other benefits of the award-winning Formlabs Dental ecosystem.

Applications

BEGO™ VarseoSmile® TriniQ® Resin is a strong and versatile material with natural aesthetics for creating printed teeth for temporary and permanent restorations and bridges, as well as digital dentures.

• Permanent bridges of up to three units and single-unit restorations (crowns, inlays, onlays, and veneers)
• Temporary single units and bridges (up to seven units)
• Denture teeth for dentures