Carbon, Inc. and Keystone Industries

FP3D

Durable, translucent, dimensionally accurate, and flexible
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The Next Flex Standard

FP3D offers dental labs a reliable, flexible material for 3D-printed partial dentures. This dual-cure material is designed for efficiency, easy to print, simple to polish, and is naturally translucent for a lifelike appearance. FP3D supports a streamlined workflow, enabling cost advantages compared to traditional fabrication methods.

FP3D

Carbon, Inc. and Keystone Industries
  • Color / Shades

    Original Pink, Light Reddish Pink, Dark Veined
  • Flexural Modulus

    800 MPa 116 ksi
  • Flexural Strength

    30 MPa 4 ksi
  • Total Work Fracture

    960 J/m2
  • ISO Standards

    ISO 10993, ISO 20795-1

Low Water Sorption

Helps maintain the appliance's shape and fit in wet oral conditions

Biocompatibility

Passes ISO 10993 biocompatibility tests for cytotoxicity, irritation, and sensitization

Passes Monomer Extraction Standard

Meets ISO 20795-1 standards for free monomer extraction, reducing the risk of harmful chemical release

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Additional Details

3 versions of FP3D showing different color options
  • FDA-cleared Class II medical device
  • Durability that surpasses a 3-year lifetime*
  • Excellent chemical retention of teeth
  • Natural aesthetics with high translucency, ensuring a seamless blend when placed intraorally
  • Easy integration with existing digital dentures workflow
  • Improved polishability compared to thermoplastics
  • Reduced economics compared to traditional fabrication methods
  • High precision & accuracy for improved intraoral retention & comfort

Comparison: Cyclic Fatigue of Common Flexible Partial Materials

FP3D
Duraflex
(Thermoplastic)
Leading Single-Cure 3D Printing Resin
Class I 3D Printing Resin
Cyclic Fatigue 3.75%, 2.5 Hz Min / Cycles
>120 Minutes
>120 Minutes
6 minutes
3.5 minutes
Lifetime
>3 Years
>3 Years
6 months
3 months
FP3D Dentures printing

Optimized for Carbon Workflows

The flexibles have always been a big product of ours, but as far as fabricating them, they were very labor-intensive. So being able to digitize that product has streamlined workflows considerably.
DAXTON GRUBB President and CEO of R-Dent

FP3D offers dental labs a reliable, flexible material for 3D-printed partial dentures. This dual-cure material is designed for efficiency, easy to print, simple to polish, and is naturally translucent for a lifelike appearance. FP3D supports a streamlined workflow, enabling cost advantages compared to traditional fabrication methods.

Ordering and Availability

Carbon’s resins are designed to work with our printers. Therefore, they are only available to our customers who have a printer subscription.

Carbon Customers

If you are a Carbon customer who has our hardware and are looking to place a material order, you can contact our Dental Sales team to add FP3D to your online ordering access. Reach out to us directly with a purchase order or questions.

Not a Carbon customer yet?

We offer flexible pricing options to become one, or you can contact our Dental Sales team to be connected with a lab that can produce flexible partial dentures with FP3D for you.

Close up of FP3D base

Indications for Use

FP3D is an FDA-cleared Class II medical device for use in printing flexible partial removable dentures. Pair it with commonly used digitally produced teeth to produce strong and flexible removable partial dentures. This material is currently available in the US and Canada.

A man's hand holding an FP3D partial denture

Share the Science Behind the Smile

The FP3D Sell Sheet offers a clear and concise overview of what sets this dual-cure partial denture material apart. From high flexural strength and natural translucency to excellent tooth retention and long-term durability, it highlights the key clinical advantages that support better outcomes and long-term patient satisfaction. Share this with labs or clinicians who would benefit from using FP3D.