OCTOpod Arch Starter Kit

OCTOpod Arch Starter Kit

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Everyday Dental Printing

OCTOpod Arch Starter Kit

Print models, guards, splints, trays, guides, retainers, denture workflows, and other everyday dental parts with less resin handling, less cleanup, and a cleaner path from design to finished appliance.

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$998 $1,248 Save $250

Includes 2 Arch Refills — 1 Open Arch + 1 Full Arch ($250 total retail value).

Pre-order open now. Anticipated shipping date: June 1, 2026.

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Actual print time varies by printer, resin, part geometry, layer height, and validated settings.

Best for Models, guards, splints, trays, retainers, guides, denture workflows, and everyday dental appliance printing.
Pre-order open - anticipated shipping June 1, 2026
Founder-direct support - from the team that designed the system
Proudly built and shipped in the USA - by the dentist who invented it
Open-resin workflow - choose the dental resin that fits your indication
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Shop Pay Installments - $249.50 x 4 biweekly. No interest, no fees.

From full-vat friction to everyday workflow

More printing. Less resin-management overhead.

Traditional dental printing can make every job feel like a benchtop cleanup project: drain the vat, scrape the plate, filter resin, clean tools, switch materials, and reset before the next appliance. OCTOpod Arch is designed to reduce that friction so everyday dental printing feels easier to repeat.

Traditional Dental Printing

Full-vat workflow friction

Traditional setup pushes more cleanup and exposed resin handling into every material change and reset.

  • Shared vats across materials and jobs
  • Build plate scraping and cleanup
  • Resin draining and filtering
  • More exposed resin during workflow changes
  • Material switching slows down production
  • Cleanup can discourage smaller or same-day jobs
With OCTOpod Arch

Cleaner everyday dental printing

A broader-format OCTOpod workflow built to reduce reset burden without closing off material choice.

  • Load the Arch workflow components
  • Print models, guards, splints, trays, guides, or appliance parts
  • Remove the printed part with less reset time
  • Reduce scraping, draining, filtering, and vat-cleaning steps
  • Switch materials and workflows with less friction
  • Keep more dental printing inside the practice
One platform · Two workflows

Choose the right OCTOpod system.

Crown and Arch run on the same patent-pending OCTOpod platform. Start with the workflow you need today, then expand later by swapping OCTOpod modules on the same compatible printer.

Companion workflow

OCTOpod Crown

Same-visit permanent restorations.

  • Permanent crowns, inlays, onlays
  • Small bridges and chairside restorative cases
  • Open-resin restorative workflow

Add same-visit permanent restorative workflows when you’re ready — without buying a second printer. Explore OCTOpod Crown →

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OCTOpod Arch

Everyday dental printing.

  • Models, guards, splints, and trays
  • Guides, retainers, and denture workflows
  • Broader open-resin versatility

Pre-order open - $998 Arch Starter Kit

What's in the box · What you'll also need

The kit plus what you likely already own.

OCTOpod Arch is the broader-format chairside fabrication workflow. You provide a compatible printer and dental resin; we provide the patent-pending modular workflow components that help make everyday dental printing cleaner and easier to repeat.

What's in the box
  • Patent-pending modular workflow for in-office everyday dental printing.

    • 1 limited-use arch vat
    • 1 open arch vat insert
    • 5 disposable open arch build plates
    • 1 × 20 mL resin syringe
    • 1 limited-use arch vat
    • 5 disposable full arch build plates
    • 1 × 20 mL resin syringe
  • Full Resources hub access — Printing Protocol, IFU, Quick Start Guide, videos, troubleshooting, and CDT codes.

  • From the founder + engineering team.

What you'll also need (sold separately)
  • Elegoo Mars 4 Ultra (~$199, recommended) or Phrozen Sonic Mini 8KS (~$299), depending on the OCTOpod Arch configuration you select.

  • Open-resin workflow compatible with most 405 nm dental printing resins.Recommended starting point

    OCTOdent recommends Keystone Industries KeyPrint materials as a starting point where appropriate for Arch workflows, including models, guards, splints, trays, guides, retainers, and denture-related prints.

    Clinician responsibility: select the appropriate resin, follow the resin manufacturer's IFU, and use validated print, wash, and cure settings for the intended indication.

  • Use the wash, cure, and finishing workflow appropriate for your resin, part type, and manufacturer instructions.

  • Gloves, IPA or the manufacturer-recommended cleaning chemistry, finishing tools, and standard safety practices remain part of the workflow.

  • Appliance design, material selection, post-processing, and clinical verification remain the responsibility of the clinician or lab using the system.

Everyday applications

One cleaner workflow for the parts dental teams print most.

OCTOpod Arch is positioned for broader everyday dental printing, from non-patient-contact models to appliance and denture workflows that benefit from lower reset friction.

Models & planning

Thermoforming models, orthodontic models, diagnostic models, treatment-planning models, crown/bridge/implant planning models, aligner workflows, and burnout models for casting.

Guards & retainers

Nightguards, splints, sportguards, bleaching trays, and retainers for everyday restorative and appliance workflows.

Guides & trays

Surgical guides, indirect bonding trays, impression trays, and related arch-sized workflow components where repeatability matters.

Denture workflows

Denture bases, denture teeth, try-ins, gingival masks, and related setup workflows that benefit from a cleaner material-change process.

Use cases depend on printer compatibility, resin selection, post-processing protocol, and applicable clinical requirements.

Open-resin workflow

Use the resin your workflow requires.

OCTOpod Arch is designed as an open-resin workflow. Choose the dental resin appropriate for your indication, appliance, and clinical protocol, and follow the manufacturer instructions for printing, washing, curing, and finishing.

Open-resin flexibility

Choose the material that fits the appliance, indication, and workflow you are trying to run rather than being locked into one closed-system resin stack.

Compatibility and post-processing still matter

OCTOpod Arch is designed around compatible desktop MSLA printers. Select the version that matches your printer configuration, then wash, cure, finish, and verify parts according to the resin IFU and the intended indication.

Included with your purchase

The full OCTOpod Resources hub

Printing Protocol Instructions for Use Quick Start Guide Recommended resin settings Failed-print troubleshooting CDT codes & reimbursement Video walkthroughs Printer template masks Founder-direct support
Browse Resources →
FAQ

Questions clinicians usually ask before bringing OCTOpod Arch into the practice.

OCTOpod Arch is designed to make everyday dental printing cleaner and easier to repeat, but printer selection, resin choice, and post-processing still matter.

OCTOpod Arch is designed for broader-format dental printing: models, guards, splints, trays, retainers, surgical guides, denture workflows, try-ins, and other arch-sized parts that fit the supported build area.

OCTOpod Crown is focused on small-format, same-visit permanent restorative workflows such as crowns, inlays, onlays, and small bridges. OCTOpod Arch is built for everyday dental printing applications like models, guards, splints, trays, retainers, guides, and denture-related workflows.

Traditional full-vat workflows often require more resin handling, build plate scraping, vat cleaning, resin filtering, and material-change cleanup. OCTOpod Arch uses a modular vat and plate workflow designed to reduce reset friction between prints and make material changes less cumbersome.

No. OCTOpod Arch is designed as an open-resin workflow for compatible 405 nm dental resins. The clinician or lab is responsible for selecting the appropriate resin for the indication and following the resin manufacturer’s print, wash, cure, and finishing instructions.

Use a dental resin appropriate for the part you are printing and the intended indication. OCTOdent recommends starting with published OCTOpod settings and vetted resin workflows when available, but final material selection and clinical use remain the responsibility of the clinician or lab.

Arch Plates are intended to reduce scraping and reset friction by giving the printed part a dedicated build surface. Arch Vats are designed as low-cost, limited-use components. Always follow OCTOdent’s current IFU and product guidance for reuse, disposal, and resin handling.

No. OCTOpod Arch reduces setup and reset friction, but printed parts still require appropriate washing, curing, finishing, inspection, and clinical verification according to the resin manufacturer’s IFU and the intended indication.

The current OCTOpod Arch configurations are built around the Elegoo Mars 4 Ultra and Phrozen Sonic Mini 8KS. Select the product variant that matches your printer. The Mars 4 Ultra is the recommended starting point for most new OCTOpod Arch users.

Not necessarily. OCTOpod Crown and OCTOpod Arch are part of the same OCTOpod platform, but each workflow uses different vat and build plate components. If you plan to use both workflows, follow OCTOdent setup guidance for changing between Crown and Arch configurations.

OCTOpod Arch is not trying to replace every high-volume lab printer. It is designed for practices that want a cleaner, lower-friction way to print common dental parts in-house without turning every print into a full-vat cleanup workflow.

The Arch Starter Kit includes the OCTOpod Arch system components plus one Open Arch Refill and one Full Arch Refill. The refills include limited-use arch vats, disposable arch build plates, and resin syringes. A compatible printer, dental resin, wash/cure equipment, PPE, and standard resin-handling supplies are sold separately.

Both may use it, but the workflow is especially suited for dental offices that want to bring more everyday printing in-house while keeping setup, cleanup, and material switching manageable.

Next step

Ready to bring more dental printing in-house?

Start with the OCTOpod Arch Starter Kit — built to reduce cleanup, resin handling, and reset friction for the models, guards, splints, trays, guides, retainers, and denture-related parts your team prints most often.

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