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Pink PEEK Disc – 98mm / 95mm Dental CAD/CAM Polymer

Gingival-colored Pink PEEK CAD/CAM disc designed for professional dental laboratories requiring a lightweight, metal-free polymer material for selected denture, removable prosthetic, gingival framework, and digital milling workflows.Available in 98mm open-system and 95mm Zirkonzahn formats with multiple thickness options from 12mm to 25mm.

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  • 98mm Open System & 95mm Zirkonzahn formats
  • Pink PEEK CAD/CAM Polymer
  • Lightweight metal-free CAD/CAM material
  • Designed for professional dental laboratory milling
  • Lab support before ordering
  • No Post-Milling Sintering Required

OnePro Dental Pink PEEK Disc is a high-performance CAD/CAM polymer material designed for professional dental laboratories working with selected denture, removable prosthetic, gingival framework, and polymer-based milling workflows.

Made from polyetheretherketone (PEEK), the material features a pink base color intended for laboratory applications where a gingival-oriented underlying color is preferred. Compared with Natural, White, or Yellow PEEK, the Pink version provides a more suitable visual base for selected denture and gingival prosthetic designs.

Pink PEEK can be digitally designed and milled using compatible dental CAD/CAM systems and does not require post-milling sintering. Depending on the final prosthetic design, additional veneering, characterization, bonding, surface treatment, or finishing may still be required.

Available in 98mm open-system and 95mm Zirkonzahn formats with thickness options from 12mm to 25mm. Please confirm your milling machine, holder configuration, intended application, and processing requirements before ordering.

Dental PEEK Disc color options including natural white yellow and pink for CAD/CAM applications

Pink PEEK for Digital Dental Laboratory Workflows

OnePro Dental Pink PEEK Disc is a CAD/CAM polymer material designed for professional dental laboratories working with selected denture, removable prosthetic, gingival framework, and digital polymer workflows.

PEEK, or polyetheretherketone, is a high-performance thermoplastic polymer that can be digitally designed and milled using compatible dental CAD/CAM equipment. Unlike zirconia, PEEK does not require a post-milling sintering process, helping simplify selected polymer-based production workflows.

The Pink version provides a gingival-oriented base color for laboratory designs where the underlying material may remain visible or contribute to the overall appearance of the prosthetic structure.

Pink PEEK Discs are available in both 98mm open-system and 95mm Zirkonzahn formats, with multiple thickness options from 12mm to 25mm.

Final material selection and application should always follow the applicable product documentation, prosthetic design requirements, laboratory workflow, and local regulatory requirements.

Why Dental Labs Choose Pink PEEK

A gingival-oriented CAD/CAM polymer option for laboratories seeking lightweight processing, metal-free workflows, and a pink base for selected prosthetic designs.

  • Gingival-Oriented Base Color

    The pink base color provides a more suitable visual foundation for selected denture, gingival, and removable prosthetic workflows compared with neutral or tooth-oriented PEEK colors.

  • Lightweight Polymer Material

    PEEK provides laboratories with a lightweight polymer alternative to traditional metallic materials for selected prosthetic and framework workflows.

  • Metal-Free CAD/CAM Option

    Pink PEEK offers a non-metallic material choice for laboratories working with selected denture, removable, gingival, and polymer-based prosthetic applications.

  • Efficient Digital Processing

    PEEK can be digitally designed and milled without the post-milling sintering process required for zirconia, helping simplify selected laboratory production workflows.

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OnePro Pink PEEK Disc for CAD/CAM dental milling with product packaging

Why Choose Pink PEEK?

A gingival-oriented PEEK base color designed for selected denture and removable prosthetic workflows.

Pink PEEK is designed for laboratories that need a polymer base color closer to gingival tones than Natural, White, or Yellow PEEK.

The pink color can be particularly useful when the framework or base material forms part of a denture, removable prosthetic, gingival structure, or other design where the underlying material color may influence the final appearance.

Compared with metallic frameworks, Pink PEEK also provides a non-metallic visual base that can reduce the appearance of exposed metal in selected prosthetic designs.

Depending on the final case, the Pink PEEK structure may still require additional characterization, veneering, acrylic or composite components, bonding, or surface finishing.

Pink PEEK should be considered a gingival-oriented base material rather than a guaranteed final match to natural gingival tissue.

  • Gingival-oriented pink base
  • Designed for selected denture and removable workflows
  • Metal-free polymer appearance
  • Suitable for customized laboratory finishing
  • Available in multiple formats and thicknesses
Pink PEEK Disc with CAD/CAM milled removable partial denture framework for dental applications

Recommended Dental Laboratory Applications

Pink PEEK can support selected denture, removable prosthetic, gingival framework, and customized polymer workflows when permitted by the applicable product documentation.
The gingival-oriented color and CAD/CAM processing characteristics of Pink PEEK make it a practical polymer option for laboratories working with selected prosthetic designs where a pink underlying base is preferred.
Common Dental Laboratory Workflows May Include:

  • Selected removable prosthetic frameworks
  • Selected denture base and framework workflows
  • Gingival-colored framework structures
  • Selected removable partial denture components
  • Selected hybrid prosthetic framework workflows
  • Custom CAD/CAM polymer structures
  • Selected gingival prosthetic components
  • Laboratory prototypes and polymer framework applications

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Type Dental CAD/CAM PEEK Disc
Material PEEK
Full Material Name Polyetheretherketone
Color Pink
Available Disc Formats 98mm Open System / 95mm Zirkonzahn Format
Available Thicknesses 12mm / 14mm / 16mm / 18mm / 20mm / 22mm / 25mm
Processing Method CAD/CAM Milling
Post-Milling Sintering Not Required
Primary User Professional Dental Laboratories
Machine Compatibility Depends on disc holder, machine configuration and PEEK milling capability
Technical Documentation Available upon request

Technical Note:

Mechanical properties, material composition, biocompatibility information, and other technical values should be referenced from the applicable manufacturer documentation or test reports.

Please contact OnePro Dental if your laboratory requires specific technical data before ordering.

Designed for Dental CAD/CAM Milling

PEEK requires a material-specific milling strategy. Always confirm machine, holder, tool and CAM compatibility before production.

  • Confirm the Disc Format

    Check whether your milling system uses a 98mm open-system holder or the applicable 95mm configuration before ordering.

  • Use PEEK-Compatible Milling Tools

    Select milling burs recommended for PEEK or engineering polymer processing according to your milling machine and tool manufacturer.

  • Select a PEEK CAM Strategy

    Use a CAM strategy developed or validated for PEEK rather than automatically applying PMMA, zirconia or metal milling parameters.

  • Follow Machine-Specific Parameters

    Spindle speed, feed rate, bur selection, cooling method and milling strategy may vary significantly between milling systems.

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Pink PEEK disc during CAD CAM milling process for dental laboratory applications

Recommended Pink PEEK Milling & Finishing Workflow

  1. Confirm the Disc Format
    Select the correct 98mm or 95mm disc format according to your milling machine and holder system.
  2. Design the Framework or Restoration
    Complete the CAD design according to the intended application, required dimensions, connector design, and applicable product guidelines.
  3. Select a PEEK-Compatible CAM Strategy
    Choose a milling strategy specifically suitable for PEEK or high-performance polymer materials.
  4. Mill the PEEK Disc
    Use appropriate PEEK-compatible milling tools and machine parameters according to your equipment and CAM workflow.
  5. Remove the Restoration
    Carefully separate the milled structure from the disc and remove support connections without damaging the framework.
  6. Finish the Surface
    Smooth the milled surfaces using appropriate finishing and polishing tools designed for polymer materials.
  7. Perform Surface Treatment if Required
    If additional veneering, bonding, or characterization is required, follow the instructions of the selected surface-treatment, primer, bonding, or veneering system.
  8. Final Inspection
    Check fit, margins, surface quality, framework integrity, and overall dimensions before completing the laboratory case.

Specific milling, cooling, surface-treatment and bonding parameters depend on the milling machine, CAM software, bur system, restoration design and finishing materials.
Always follow the applicable manufacturer's instructions and your laboratory's validated workflow.

Choose the Right PEEK Color for Your Workflow

OnePro Dental offers four PEEK color options to support different laboratory and prosthetic design requirements.

Color Positioning Typical Laboratory Workflow
Natural Neutral general-purpose base Framework-focused and selected metal-free prosthetic workflows
White Light esthetic base Selected provisional, esthetic-oriented, and light-colored framework workflows
Yellow Warm-toned base color Selected prosthetic and framework workflows requiring a warmer underlying color

Recommendation

Choose Pink PEEK for selected gingival, denture, and removable prosthetic workflows.

Choose Natural PEEK for a neutral, versatile framework-focused base.

Choose White PEEK when a lighter underlying color is preferred for selected esthetic-oriented applications.

Choose Yellow PEEK when a warmer underlying polymer color or easier visual material differentiation is preferred.

Final color selection should be based on the prosthetic design, finishing or veneering workflow, and the laboratory's clinical and technical requirements.

What is Pink PEEK?

Pink PEEK is a gingival-colored polyetheretherketone CAD/CAM polymer material designed for professional dental laboratory milling and selected denture, removable prosthetic, gingival framework, and polymer-based workflows.

What is Pink PEEK used for in dental laboratories?

Pink PEEK may be considered for selected denture, removable prosthetic, gingival framework, prosthetic component, and customized polymer-based CAD/CAM workflows when supported by the applicable product documentation and prosthetic design.

Why choose Pink PEEK instead of Natural PEEK?

Pink PEEK provides a gingival-oriented base color, while Natural PEEK provides a more neutral general-purpose base.
Pink may be preferred when the underlying material color contributes to a denture, removable prosthetic, or gingival framework design.

Does Pink PEEK exactly match natural gingival tissue?

No. Pink PEEK provides a gingival-oriented base color but should not be considered a guaranteed exact match to natural gingival tissue.

Additional characterization, veneering, acrylic, composite, or other finishing procedures may be required depending on the desired final appearance.

Can Pink PEEK be used with acrylic or composite components?

Selected acrylic, composite, denture tooth, or veneering workflows may be possible when compatible with the PEEK material and the selected bonding or surface-treatment system.

Always follow the instructions provided by the primer, adhesive, bonding, and veneering material manufacturer.

What is the difference between Pink PEEK and traditional PMMA denture materials?

PEEK and PMMA are different polymer materials with different mechanical characteristics, processing requirements, and typical laboratory applications.

PMMA is widely used for conventional and digital denture bases and temporary restorations, while PEEK is generally selected for specific high-performance polymer and framework workflows.

The appropriate material should be selected according to the intended prosthetic design and applicable product documentation.

Which thicknesses are available?

Pink PEEK Discs are available in 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, and 25mm thicknesses.

Is Pink PEEK available in both 98mm and 95mm formats?

Yes. Pink PEEK is available in 98mm open-system and 95mm Zirkonzahn formats.

Please confirm your milling machine and holder configuration before ordering.

Can I mill Pink PEEK with my existing dental milling machine?

Compatibility depends on your machine configuration, disc holder, spindle, tooling, and CAM strategy.

Send us your milling machine brand and exact model if you need help checking compatibility.

Does PEEK require special milling burs?

PEEK should be processed with milling tools and CAM strategies suitable for high-performance polymer materials. Tool requirements vary between milling systems, so follow your machine and bur manufacturer's recommendations.

Explore More PEEK Colors

Compare OnePro Dental PEEK colors for different base-color, prosthetic, and CAD/CAM workflow requirements.

  • White PEEK Disc

    A lighter PEEK base color for selected esthetic, provisional and prosthetic laboratory workflows.

  • Yellow PEEK Disc

    Warm-toned PEEK for selected prosthetic and framework workflows where easier material differentiation is preferred.

  • Natural PEEK Disc

    Neutral general-purpose PEEK for framework-focused and selected metal-free prosthetic workflows.

  • PEEK Disc Collection

    Compare all OnePro Dental PEEK color options, formats and thicknesses for your CAD/CAM workflow.

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Need Help Choosing or Milling PEEK?

Tell us your milling machine brand and model, CAM software, restoration type, required disc format, thickness and quantity.

Our team can help you select the appropriate PEEK option, confirm machine compatibility, and review available technical or regulatory documentation before ordering.