Stratasys announced a new dental anatomical model preset that uses its PolyJet multi‑material 3‑D printing platform to create patient‑specific models that replicate bone, teeth, nerves, and soft tissue. The preset can be customized with CBCT scan data and supports procedures such as implant placement, periodontal surgery, and sinus augmentation.
The launch builds on Stratasys’s existing dental portfolio, which includes the TrueDent monolithic digital denture solution and the entry‑level J3 DentaJet printer. By offering a realistic, repeatable, and cost‑effective alternative to cadavers and animal specimens, the company aims to meet the growing demand for digital dental education and simulation.
Stratasys’s VP Medical Erez Ben Zvi said the preset “helps customers move beyond traditional training methods toward more standardized, technology‑driven learning environments.” The company’s PolyJet technology enables the simultaneous printing of multiple materials, giving the models the biomechanical properties needed for hands‑on practice.
Analysts note that the dental 3‑D printing market is expanding, driven by customization and digital workflows. Stratasys’s new offering positions it to capture a share of this market, competing with 3D Systems, Dentsply Sirona, and Formlabs. The product also supports Stratasys’s broader strategy of delivering connected, polymer‑based additive manufacturing solutions across industrial and professional sectors.
The launch signals Stratasys’s continued focus on medical and dental applications, reinforcing its commitment to providing high‑fidelity, reproducible training tools that can scale across educational institutions and device manufacturers.
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