Graphy showcases KFDA and FDA-certified permanent prosthetic resins and Shape Memory Aligner at KDTEX 2026 in Korea

Graphy, the KOSDAQ-listed maker of the world's first commercialized direct-3D-printed Shape Memory Aligner (SMA), exhibited its dental 3D printing material lineup at KDTEX 2026, held July 18-19 at KINTEX Hall 2 in Ilsan and hosted by the Korean Dental Technicians Association. The company displayed materials spanning permanent crown and bridge resin, denture base, flexible denture, splint, surgical guide, castable, dental model, and gingiva mask, alongside the SMA orthodontic device. Graphy highlighted its KFDA- and FDA-certified long-term-use permanent prosthetic resin and flexible denture material, and presented the full digital workflow from intraoral scanning through design, 3D printing, and post-processing.

The breadth of the materials portfolio, covering nearly every major dental lab application from fixed prosthetics to surgical guides in a single resin family, signals Graphy's push to become a default materials supplier for digital dental labs rather than a single-product vendor. KFDA and FDA clearance on long-term permanent prosthetic resin is the qualification bar that determines whether a dental lab can substitute 3D-printed parts for milled or cast restorations in daily production, so regulatory status carries more weight here than the trade-show appearance itself. Graphy's dual focus on lab-facing materials and the SMA aligner platform points to a strategy of using its established VPP/DLP materials base to fund expansion into direct-to-consumer orthodontics.