Daniela Zimmer - (24/03/2012 15.21)

so which videos are available for basic membership?

Dr. Dean Vafiadis - (04/03/2012 19.50)

Thanks for the feedback John and Jeffrey, I am putting together a WEbinar with Tyler and we should have it done by the end of the month. Also there is an article on dental XP , going through step by step how we actually do the workflow.
The pictures tell the story. Hope this helps!!
BTW 2 awesome scanners coming out in 3 months... keep you posted..it's the way of the future!

Mike Nolan - (02/03/2012 8.55)

Tyler call me when you get a chance

jeffrey Babushkin - (29/02/2012 23.33)

Dr Dean well done. I like the back round musical selection-very uppbeat. See you in Scottsdale

John Heimke - (22/02/2012 8.24)

Dean,
Excellent presentation

Dr. Dean Vafiadis - (21/02/2012 16.28)

Dr Sam and Dr George, Yes i agree more time on each concept has to be discussed, I am giving a 20 minute presentation at the AO, hopefully you can make that. In addition the regular format for these concepts is really 3-4 hours. So again my intention was an introduction to these concepts and how it's been working for our patients, doctors, and students . I will try to put each of these concepts on a longer video, thanks for your comments, DR George Question 1 - Yes that is the correct sequence of fabricating the correct angle. Question 2- Yes scanned after being in the mouth for about 30 minutes sometimes I wait a week if there is something not just right. QUESTION 3 - Temp abutment and Temp crown is made on all restorations in the anterior region usually about 4 weeks waiting time before placing the final abutment. Final abutment gets placed, 60% of the time the cad/cam crown is made that day. sometimes the tissue is just a tad off.. then I wait to make the final Cad/cam crown. KEY to this = when the final cad/cam abutment is placed. IT IS NEVER REMOVED unless screw loosening.

Dr. Dean Vafiadis - (21/02/2012 16.20)

Thank you, Dr Mario for your comments, I tried to get the concepts that i was using, maybe the editing was too fast I agree, but I hope you can appreciate the vision of how the future of what we do is changing. Dr Sattar, I am not promoting anything except the future of our profession. I use our institute to teach and demonstrate procedures. I hope you can see the value of the education in this growing field and the lack of basic education for our colleagues that is necessary

Sam Busich - (19/02/2012 19.19)

Dr. Dean; Nice material and so important. Can you provide more detail in a longer presentation? This is the future of dentistry and requires more intense description. thanks Sam

Mario Marcone - (19/02/2012 14.14)

Dr Vafiadis, the speed of your presentation compromises the ability of the listener to understand the concepts that you are wishing to convey. Perhaps you may consider a Part 2 presentation, whereby the subject matter is explained in more significant detail. Thank You!