Precision Printing, Made Simple

Built on more than a decade of 3D printing experience, the new Planmeca Creo X dental 3D printer is designed around the way dental teams actually work. Every element, from its mechanical structure to its user interface, has been engineered to deliver consistent, high-quality prints for a variety of dental applications, as well as to fit easily into a practice's daily workflow.

Creo X pairs an advanced LED light source with a distortion-free LCD panel for uniform exposure and highly detailed results, even in demanding cases. A robust aluminum body and durable mechanical design add structural stability, minimizing vibration so accuracy holds from one print to the next.

Guided Workflows for Smooth Printing

Running Creo X takes 3 steps: select the job, add the resin, and start printing. An intuitive touch display guides users through each step, and the printer automatically applies the optimal parameters for each material.

Practices and labs can print temporary and permanent restorations, surgical guides, splints, nightguards, and dental and orthodontic models. An integrated resin heater keeps material at its ideal temperature throughout the print, supporting reliable results and allowing temperature-sensitive resins to be used in all conditions.

With streamlined workflows for prosthodontics, implant surgical guides, and orthodontics, Creo X gives users access to an extensive selection of resins from established manufacturers—all of which have been validated for compatibility with the printer and meet the necessary regulatory requirements.

Built to Last

Designed and manufactured at Planmeca headquarters in Helsinki, Finland, Creo X is built for durability and long-term reliability. Every printer is tested before it leaves the factory floor, ensuring consistent performance from day one.

To keep downtime to a minimum, the printer includes only essential components; many consumable parts can be replaced by users.