Ceramic Print is a Russian ceramics technology project operated by Smart Ceramics, focused on developing 3D-printed ceramic products for dental clinics and medical institutions. Its work aims to offer an alternative to conventional section-based CAD-CAM production, creating components that the company describes as strong, lightweight, and capable of complex internal geometries. The project is also developing a polymer intended to support the production of denser, lighter ceramic products, with potential applications including crowns and implants.

The team has designed a 3D-printing machine in collaboration with Russian scientists and engineers. Its approach is intended to simplify manufacturing, improve processing precision, and support larger production runs. By printing components rather than milling them from solid material, Ceramic Print aims to reduce waste and consumable costs, helping lower the cost of dental products and make dental services more accessible. The project is open to collaboration and is supported by a grant from the Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises. Its team includes specialists in engineering, chemistry, and project leadership.