VITA VIONIC® BASE RESIN FLEX

3D printing material for the production of flexible denture bases

Today, digital prosthetics offer more than just full dentures: VITA VIONIC BASE RESIN FLEX enables the fabrication of flexible partial dentures for temporary use – with precision, efficiency and comfort.

This innovative printing material is approved as a Class IIa medical device and offers stability in clinical situations with a recommended wear time of up to one and a half years.

Cost effective
Efficient, material-saving and cost-effective fabrication of flexible partial dentures for temporary use.

Convenient
Flexible, metal-free material with a natural esthetic and high comfort. The transparent shading allows the individual gum color to show through, while at the same time allowing the denture to be repaired and extended.

Easy to process
Reliable workflows, thanks to chemical adhesion between the base and teeth, good millability and brilliant high-gloss polishing.

Validated printers:

• ASIGA Max/Mini
• ASIGA Max 2
• ASIGA Ultra
• ASIGA PRO 4K
• Formlabs Form4B (open material mode required)
• Rapid Shape ONE, PRO 20, D20+, D30+, D50+
• Straumann P Series

Validated post-curing units:

• Dentsply Digital Cure
• Formlabs Form Cure V2
• NK Optik Otoflash G171 N2
• NK Optik Otoflash 250
• Rapid Shape RS cure
• Rapid Shape RS cure XL
• Straumann P Cure

Validated washing units:

• Formlabs Form Wash V2
• Rapid Shape RS wash
• Ultrasonic Bath Bandelin Sonorex

Design recommendations for VITA VIONIC BASE RESIN FLEX

The material thickness determines the flexibility of the partial denture. The finer the clamp design, the more flexible it reacts, while a stronger design provides more stability.

• Clamps: Ideally 1-1.5 mm
• Minimum wall thickness of tooth pockets: 0.8-1 mm
• Bonding gap for teeth: 150µm
• Palatal: 2-3 mm
• Sublingual: 3-5 mm

Recommendations for cleaning

The cleaning process is carried out by dental laboratories/dental practices in an ultrasonic bath (room temperature water bath). Do not use heat-based disinfection or sterilization methods. This could cause the denture to lose its shape.

Brief immersion disinfection is possible without any problems, provided that ethanol-based disinfectants are not used.

For daily cleaning of the dentures, the patient should use lukewarm water, a soft toothbrush, liquid soap or dishwashing liquid. Rinse well afterwards. Denture cleaning tablets can be used according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Notes: Do not use toothpaste, as the abrasive particles are coarse and will scratch the dentures. Do not use acids or solvents, as these will deteriorate the material properties when applied.