Stratasys Expands TrueDent-D Resin to European Markets with CE Mark Certification
Stratasys’ TrueDent-D Resin Expands to European Markets with CE Mark Certification
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN and REHOVOT, Israel, Jan. 15, 2025 – Stratasys has announced the availability of its TrueDent-D resin in major European markets, now certified as a CE Mark Class I medical device. This milestone enables the sale of Stratasys’ TrueDent monolithic multi-shade digital denture solution in countries requiring CE marking, marking a significant step in the company’s global expansion.
Following its successful launch in the United States in 2023, TrueDent is poised to revolutionize denture production across Europe, offering dental labs and clinicians a scalable, efficient, and high-quality solution. With more than 30 customers already committed to onboarding in the first quarter of 2025, the demand for TrueDent-D resin is rapidly gaining momentum.
According to a recent iData report, the European denture market is projected to grow from $2.19 billion in 2023 to $2.45 billion by 2028. Stratasys’ TrueDent solution addresses this demand with a fully digital workflow, enabling dental labs to produce customized dentures efficiently while reducing costs. The company estimates that the total cost for labs to produce a TrueDent denture is less than half of those created through traditional methods.
One standout feature of the TrueDent system is its ability to print duplicate dentures with a single click, providing clinicians with an instant backup for patients. This unique capability not only ensures fit, form, and function but also delivers unmatched aesthetic results, opening new possibilities for scalable production without added labor or costs.
“The TrueDent solution has transformed our denture business,” said Tra’ Chambers, owner of Express Dental Laboratories, a leading U.S. TrueDent customer. “The digital workflow allows us to produce up to 225 dental appliances daily while maintaining high fidelity and aesthetics. It’s elevating the level of care we provide, saving time and costs for both clinicians and patients.”
Edentulism, the condition of being without natural teeth, affects over 267.5 million people globally, with prevalence rates exceeding 10% among adults over 50 in many regions. The shift toward digital denture production is accelerating, with the percentage of cases produced digitally in the U.S. rising from 5% in 2022 to 11% in 2024. European labs are increasingly adopting digital workflows to address labor shortages and meet patient needs with greater accuracy and efficiency.
TrueDent’s fully automated, digital workflow eliminates more than 27 manual touchpoints per print, reducing chair time for dental professionals and patients while enhancing satisfaction with high-aesthetic, true-to-design appliances.
“We are thrilled to bring TrueDent-D to Europe,” said Erez Ben Zvi, vice president of healthcare at Stratasys. “Our monolithic solution offers high fidelity, aesthetics, and scalability while reducing labor costs and enabling exact reproductions. This innovation not only improves the experience for dental professionals but also sets a new standard of care for patients.”
For more information, visit stratasys.com.
Stratasys’ TrueDent-D Resin Expands to European Markets with CE Mark Certification
Stratasys has proudly announced the introduction of its TrueDent-D resin in major European markets, earning the prestigious CE Mark Class I medical device certification. This pivotal move signifies a strategic market expansion for Stratasys, enabling the company to bring its groundbreaking monolithic multi-shade digital denture solution to countries necessitating CE marking. Following its triumphant launch in the United States in 2023, TrueDent is now poised to revolutionize denture production across Europe.
TrueDent represents a significant leap forward in digital dentistry, offering dental labs and clinicians a scalable, efficient, and high-quality solution. By simplifying workflows and reducing processing times, TrueDent not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of dentures but also significantly lowers labor costs and enhances patient satisfaction. TheTrueDent-D resin’s compatibility with the Stratasys J5 DentaJet printer allows for the production of over 30 full monolithic, multi-shade dentures per print job, a capability unmatched in the industry.
With over 30 customers already committed to onboarding in the first quarter of 2025, the demand for TrueDent-D resin is rapidly gaining momentum. This adoption is particularly noteworthy given the projected growth of the European denture market from $2.19 billion in 2023 to $2.45 billion by 2028. The elimination of 27+ manual touchpoints per print and the unattended workflow directly impact operational efficiency and scalability, potentially improving profit margins for dental labs while creating recurring revenue streams through backup denture business models.
The strategic timing of this European expansion aligns perfectly with critical market dynamics: an aging population, increasing adoption of digital dentistry, and persistent labor shortages in dental laboratories.The CE Mark certification removes regulatory barriers, enabling rapid market penetration. The real-world validation from dental laboratories like Express Dental Laboratories, producing 225 dental appliances daily, demonstrates the solution’s scalability and operational efficiency. Furthermore, TrueDent’s innovative business model, offering identical backup dentures, creates a new revenue stream that enhances customer retention and establishes recurring revenue patterns.
“We are thrilled to bring TrueDent-D to Europe,” said Erez Ben Zvi, Vice president of Healthcare at Stratasys. “Our monolithic TrueDent denture solution combines high fidelity, aesthetics, and production scalability, while reducing labor costs and enabling exact reproductions. There is growing excitement across the region for this innovative solution, which not only improves the experience for dental professionals but also elevates the standard of care for patients.”
Stratasys’ TrueDent-D resin marks a significant milestone in the company’s global expansion,poised to revolutionize dental prosthetics in Europe with its innovative and efficient solution. As Stratasys continues to push the boundaries of digital dentistry, TrueDent-D resin stands as a testament to the company’s commitment to delivering transformative solutions that enhance patient care and operational efficiency in the dental industry.
Stratasys’ TrueDent-D Resin Expands to European Markets with CE Mark Certification
Stratasys has proudly announced the introduction of its TrueDent-D resin in major european markets, earning the prestigious CE Mark Class I medical device certification. This pivotal move signifies a strategic market expansion for Stratasys,enabling the company to bring its groundbreaking monolithic multi-shade digital denture solution to countries necessitating CE marking. Following its triumphant launch in the United States in 2023,TrueDent is now poised to revolutionize denture production across europe.
TrueDent represents a significant leap forward in digital dentistry, offering dental labs and clinicians a scalable, efficient, and high-quality solution. By simplifying workflows and reducing processing times, TrueDent not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of dentures but also considerably lowers labor costs and enhances patient satisfaction. The TrueDent-D resin’s compatibility with the Stratasys J5 DentaJet printer allows for the production of over 30 full monolithic,multi-shade dentures per print job,a figure unmatched in the industry.
the European denture market is projected to grow from $2.19 billion in 2023 to $2.45 billion by 2028, according to a recent iData report. Stratasys’ TrueDent solution addresses this demand with a fully digital workflow, enabling dental labs to produce customized dentures efficiently while reducing costs. The company estimates that the total cost for labs to produce a TrueDent denture is less than half of those created through conventional methods.
The impact of TrueDent on dental practices is substantial. Clinicians are able to produce dentures with increased precision and in fewer appointments, significantly reducing chair time. The unique ability to print duplicate dentures with a single click also ensures an instant backup, ensuring fit, form, and function. additionally, the elimination of more than 27 manual touchpoints per print enhances both clinician and patient satisfaction with high-aesthetic, true-to-design appliances.
“TrueDent has transformed our denture business,” said Tra’ Chambers, owner of Express Dental Laboratories, a leading U.S. TrueDent customer. “The digital workflow allows us to produce up to 225 dental appliances daily while maintaining high fidelity and aesthetics. It’s elevating the level of care we provide, saving time and costs for both clinicians and patients.”
Edentulism, the condition of being without natural teeth, affects over 267.5 million people globally,with prevalence rates exceeding 10% among adults over 50 in many regions. The shift toward digital denture production is accelerating, with the percentage of cases produced digitally in the U.S. rising from 5% in 2022 to 11% in 2024. European labs are increasingly adopting digital workflows to address labor shortages and meet patient needs with greater accuracy and efficiency.
TrueDent’s fully automated, digital workflow not only reduces labor costs but also ensures a consistent production of accurate, well-fitting dentures. erez Ben Zvi, vice president of healthcare at Stratasys, emphasized the innovation, stating, “We are thrilled to bring TrueDent-D to Europe.Our monolithic solution offers high fidelity, aesthetics, and scalability while reducing labor costs and enabling exact reproductions.This innovation not only improves the experience for dental professionals but also sets a new standard of care for patients.”
With more than 30 customers already committed to onboarding in the first quarter of 2025, the demand for TrueDent-D resin is rapidly gaining momentum. stratasys is poised to revolutionize denture production across Europe, ensuring that patients receive high-quality, customized dentures with greater efficiency and aesthetics. For more facts,visit stratasys.com.