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The Clinical Relevance of Digital Dentistry & 3D Technologies
Description:
The implementation of modern digital technologies into the clinical practice requires a step by step process. Photography, optical scanning and stitching of CBCT images allow for Digitally rendered smile designs that then lead to guided procedures and 3D printing of mockups, provisionals and surgical guides. This presentation will highlight the role of digital dentistry in a modern dental office and the steps required to prepare oneself for this evolution.
Date Added:
7/5/2018
Author(s):
Marko Tadros, DMD
Dr. Tadros started his dental journey at Georgia Regents University in August of 2010, and has obtained his Doctorate in Medical Dentistry by May of 2014. Up...
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Questions & Comments
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anwaar saber - (7/16/2018 6:11 PM)
thumb up, very impressive presentation
How can I be notified by commencment of digital dentistry scholarship, very excited to enroll
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aryeh gellman - (7/16/2018 9:44 AM)
Wow just amazing,
please add more detailed lectures for dentalxp members...many things that you mentioned i would love to hear more about
Aryeh
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