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In prosthodontic 3D printing, photopolymer resins are optimal for temporary restorations and diagnostic tools due to their accuracy and manufacturing speed, whereas metal alloys and ceramics offer superior long-term clinical durability but require more complex and costly workflows. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This paper evaluates the properties and performance of materials used in 3D printing for dental restorations.

August 1, 2026Open Access

Materials for 3d Printing in Prosthodontics: Advantages and Disadvantages

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This paper evaluates the properties and performance of materials used in 3D printing for dental restorations.
Discussion of three main material types: photopolymer resins, metal alloys, advanced ceramics.
Analysis of advantages and disadvantages based on strength, biocompatibility, and cost.
Photopolymer resins are effective for temporary restorations due to quick production and accuracy.
Metal alloys and ceramics offer durability but require advanced equipment and incur higher costs.

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This review analyzes the materials used in 3D printing for prosthodontics, highlighting their advantages and disadvantages.

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Mirjana Ambaroska Talevska*1,2, Radmila Dimovska1 (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6d9892e258b358b3c6c0da https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21702504

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Materials for 3d Printing in Prosthodontics: Advantages and Disadvantages

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Materials for 3d Printing in Prosthodontics: Advantages and Disadvantages

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