PrimaCreator Value Dental Professional Resin for Dental Models – Almond Color (1 kg)
Overview: The PrimaCreator Value Dental Professional is a resin designed for dental restoration and implant models, built for repeated 1:1 fit checks without having to print multiple single-use models. According to the manufacturer, it offers very low shrinkage (0.95–1.15%), a scratch-resistant surface, no warping for up to 5 days when stored in a cool, dry place, and low odor. Compatible with LCD, mono LCD, and DLP printers at 395–405 nm. 1 kg bottle, almond color.
Key Specs at a Glance
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Type: Professional dental model resin.
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Applications: Restoration and implant models for 1:1 fit testing.
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Shrinkage: 0.95–1.15%.
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Surface: Scratch-resistant for models that undergo frequent handling.
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Stability: No warping for up to 5 days when stored in a cool, dry place.
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Handling: Low odor and non-toxic according to the manufacturer.
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Wavelength: 395–405 nm (LCD, mono LCD, and DLP).
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Format: 1 kg, almond color.
What Is It Used For?
Designed for working models in the dental lab: restoration models for trying in crowns and bridges, and implant models for verifying fit and position. The manufacturer highlights that it supports 1:1 fit checks without printing multiple single-use models, since the model holds up to repeated handling.
Why Does Scratch Resistance and Stability Matter?
A working model gets handled constantly — restorations are seated and removed, instruments are passed over the surface, and the case is reviewed over several days. The scratch-resistant surface prevents those marks from affecting margins and contacts. PrimaCreator also states that the model won't warp for up to 5 days under cool, dry storage conditions, so you can work the case without rushing.
Why Almond Color?
Almond is an opaque, warm tone that's standard in dental models. It provides contrast for reading margins, contacts, and anatomy, and has a look similar to traditional plaster models — familiar and natural for both technicians and patients.
Is It Compatible with My Printer?
Yes, as long as your printer operates at 395–405 nm. PrimaCreator lists compatibility with LCD, mono LCD, and DLP printers such as the Anycubic Photon Mono, Creality Halot, and machines from Phrozen, Zortrax, Wanhao, and Nova3D. Browse compatible printers at resin 3D printers.
Specifications
Manufacturer data (PrimaCreator).
| Specification |
Value |
| Resin type |
Dental restoration and implant models |
| Color |
Almond |
| Volume |
1 kg |
| Wavelength |
395–405 nm |
| Shrinkage |
0.95–1.15% |
| Surface |
Scratch-resistant |
| Stability |
No warping for up to 5 days (cool, dry storage) |
| Layer exposure (mono LCD) |
3–4 s |
| SKU |
PV-DP-B405-1000 |
Washing and Curing
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Washing: Use isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or PrimaCreator's resin cleaner.
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Curing: Use a UV curing station for even results, or cure under sunlight. A properly cured model reaches its full hardness and scratch resistance.
A wash and cure station automates both steps.
Who Is It For?
For dental labs and clinics working on restorations and implants with a digital workflow who need durable models at a competitive price. If you need an alternative, check out the ELEGOO Dental Model, and browse all dental materials in our dental resins collection.
PrimaCreator Value Dental Professional – Frequently Asked Questions
What is it used for?
Printing 1:1 dental model restorations and implant models for fit testing and verification.
What is the shrinkage rate?
The manufacturer specifies a shrinkage rate between 0.95% and 1.15%.
Does it scratch easily when handled?
It's a scratch-resistant resin, designed for dental models that go through frequent handling.
Will it warp over time?
According to PrimaCreator, it won't deform for up to 5 days when stored in a cool, dry place.
Is it safe for intraoral use?
No. This is a model resin, not a biocompatible material approved for use inside the mouth.
Which printers is it compatible with?
It works with LCD, mono LCD, and DLP printers in the 395–405 nm range, including Anycubic Photon Mono, Creality Halot, Phrozen, and Zortrax.
What exposure settings should I use?
The manufacturer recommends 3–4 seconds per layer on mono screens. Fine-tune with a calibration test print.
How do I wash it?
With isopropyl alcohol or PrimaCreator's dedicated resin cleaner.
Does it have a strong odor?
The manufacturer describes it as low-odor. Even so, always work with proper ventilation and gloves.
How does it compare to the ELEGOO Dental Model?
Both are designed for restoration models. The PrimaCreator comes in an almond color and stands out for its scratch-resistant surface; the ELEGOO is orange and is known for its toughness, with 25.5% elongation at break.