Based in Los Angeles, SprintRay is redefining how dental care is delivered through 3D printing. What began as a 3D printing innovation by two USC engineers for NASA has become a blueprint for how 3D printing can make dental care and restored smiles faster and more accessible.
Through advances in 3D printers, AI-powered software, and biocompatible materials designed to work naturally within the human mouth, SprintRay has solved one of dentistry’s biggest bottlenecks, empowering dentists in LA and around the world to provide same-day care. SprintRay’s Midas Digital Press represents one of the most significant advancements in restorative dentistry in decades. For generations, receiving a definitive dental restoration meant multiple appointments, temporary restorations, and weeks of waiting while cases were fabricated in external laboratories. Midas fundamentally changes that model.
By combining patented Digital Press Stereolithography (DSP) technology, advanced ceramic-filled materials, and an integrated digital workflow, SprintRay enables clinicians to scan, design, fabricate and deliver high quality definitive restorations chairside in as little as 30 minutes. The result is faster treatment, fewer patient visits, improved practice efficiency and expanded access to modern restorative care. Over the past year, SprintRay has emerged as one of the fastest-growing healthcare technology companies in Los Angeles, increasing revenue from $98 million in 2024 to $142 million in 2025. The company now holds approximately 55% of the US chairside 3D printing market and has supported more than 600,000 patient treatments worldwide.
