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BioSummer Dental adds NextDent 300 denture printer to its French range

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3D Systems has widened its distribution deal with the French dental distributor BioSummer Dental, which now offers the NextDent 300 MultiJet printer and is preparing first deliveries to selected customers. The step follows EU MDR certification of the NextDent Jet Base and Teeth materials in April 2026, which allows sales across the European Union.

Key facts
  • BioSummer Dental is a France-based digital dentistry distributor
  • NextDent 300 is a MultiJet printer for dentures
  • EU MDR 2017/745 certification for Jet Base and Teeth came in April 2026
  • First units are going to several strategic customers

Context MultiJet is a material jetting process in which print heads deposit photopolymer droplets that are cured layer by layer.

What changes for dental laboratories?

BioSummer Dental, a France-based distributor of digital dentistry solutions, has added the NextDent 300 MultiJet printer to its portfolio. It is preparing the first units for several strategic customers, with the aim of reaching laboratories across Europe.

Why does the MDR certification matter?

3D Systems obtained EU MDR 2017/745 certification in April 2026 for the NextDent Jet Base and Teeth materials. That allows commercialisation throughout the European Union, and the company is now using distribution partners to widen market access.

What does the denture solution offer?

The NextDent Jetted Denture Solution is meant to produce monolithic dentures in an integrated workflow. 3D Systems says it reduces manual labour and helps laboratories raise productivity.

What it means

For dental laboratories in the EU, the MDR certification of the materials is the practical hurdle that falls away, so the business case can now be assessed on labour saved per denture rather than regulatory risk. A local distributor also matters for service and training, though the reports give no prices, throughput or delivery dates. Laboratories should ask for these before planning a switch from manual denture production. This continues the earlier 3D Systems denture printer donation to a US charity clinic network.

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Frequently asked questions

Which printer did BioSummer Dental add?

BioSummer Dental added the NextDent 300 MultiJet 3D printer and is preparing first deliveries to several strategic customers.

Why can the system be sold across the EU?

3D Systems received EU MDR 2017/745 certification in April 2026 for the NextDent Jet Base and Teeth materials, which enables commercialisation throughout the European Union.

Read the original reports
  1. Engineering.com, 3 Nov 2026
  2. 3Druck.com, 3 Nov 2026