Pac-Dent launches Rodin Chroma Flash

Pac-Dent

Mon. 20. July 2026

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BREA, Calif., US: Pac-Dent, a provider of digital dentistry materials and workflow solutions, has announced the expansion of its Rodin ecosystem with the launch of Rodin Chroma Flash. This next-generation flash post-polymerisation system is designed to improve speed, consistency and material performance in dental 3D-printing workflows.

Addressing variability in post-polymerisation, a critical step in 3D printing in dentistry, Rodin Chroma Flash delivers controlled, high-energy polymerisation through advanced flash polymerisation technology. The system delivers rapid, uniform energy output during polymerisation, helping to improve mechanical properties, enhance surface integrity and support highly repeatable outcomes. Unlike polymerisation units that rely on static light exposure and variable chamber conditions, Rodin Chroma Flash introduces a precision-driven approach that minimises variability and ensures consistent energy delivery in every cycle.

Engineered for seamless integration within the Rodin ecosystem, Rodin Chroma Flash is optimised for Pac-Dent’s Rodin materials, including ceramic-filled nano-hybrid resins, and is also compatible with a broad range of dental materials. This material-first approach supports predictable and scalable post-polymerisation workflows by reducing operator-dependent variability, standardising protocols and promoting consistent results across different case types and production volumes.

Key advantages of Rodin Chroma Flash include:

uniform energy delivery across surfaces to ensure consistent polymerisation and minimise under- or over-polymerisation;
high-intensity flash polymerisation to reduce cycle times, enabling faster turnaround and increased production capacity;
improved flexural strength, wear resistance and surface quality, as well as reduced oxygen inhibition to support enhanced final aesthetics; and
seamless integration with Rodin materials and workflows to support standardised post-polymerisation protocols and reduce operator-dependent variability.

Pac-Dent is a rapidly growing provider of premium dental products, backed by more than 30 years of innovation and dedication to advancing dentistry. Founded in 1992, Pac-Dent offers a broad portfolio that includes preventive care, 3D printing, restorative dentistry, tooth whitening, endodontics and infection control, serving dental professionals worldwide. More information can be found at www.rodin-3d.com.

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