The complete digital workflow of Ray

At IDS 2019, the company introduced its game-changing RAYSCAN Studio five-in-one CBCT device, including a facial scanner, and debuted its 3D-printing solution. Since then, the RAYFace 3D facial scanner and RAYDent Mill milling machine were introduced to the market in 2020 and 2021, respectively. 

The world’s first directly printed clear aligner 

RAYSmiler is provided through a completely model-less digital procedure. It is directly printed from a 3D printer instead of manufactured through thermoforming. Through the process, the gap between the teeth and aligner in undercuts is minimised, allowing outstanding adhesion. During design, the thickness can be adjusted, improving the effectiveness of treatment. The aligner reverts to its original shape when put in hot water (approximate transformation temperature of 80–85°C). 

Moreover, RAYSmiler comes with My Lab, a top-notch cloud service which provides for communication and data sharing between general dentists, specialists and laboratory partners. Through the system, general practitioners can seek advice from specialists and send orders to the laboratory. Having a single system through which to share data and information and make purchases will substantially increase effectiveness in treatment and workflow, creating abundant opportunities for users. 

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