3D Printing and Digital Dentistry Panel

Jonathan P. Kang, D.D.S.

Revolutionizing “All on X” Protocol through 3D Printing Technology
This program focuses on the integration of restorative, surgical and laboratory phases, combined with digital technology, to provide a complete digital approach for totally guided full arch immediate implant reconstruction. This innovative guided protocol utilizes DSD (Digital Smile Design) software, 3D printed surgical plan (aka, implant model), 3D printed Surgical Guide, 3D printed immediate provisional restoration and CAD/CAM derived final prosthesis.

• computer guided surgery and “All on X” protocol
• 3D printing technology and how it can be applied in all on X protocol

Sponsored by Ray America

Justin Marks, C.D.T.

3D Printing Dental Thermoplastics
As additive manufacturing expands its reach and becomes more pervasive in dentistry, new technologies are being developed that will expand the range of possibilities for materials and applications. 3D printing of long-term dental appliances is now possible due to advancements in this field. Learn an overview of the current and future 3D printing technologies that are replacing traditional methods and shaping the dental laboratory and clinic of the future. An emphasis is placed on fused deposition manufacturing which can be used to 3D print a variety of removable dentures and partials including fully 3D printed Valplast restorations. Both laboratory and clinical techniques are discussed. This program is for the team: dental technicians, dentists and dental assistants.