Parlor F, Lobby Level
Friday · 10:15 am to 12:15 pm
Parlor G, Lobby Level
Saturday · 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Scott Atkin and Kim Karpowitz take a comprehensive look at the new future restorative material, hybrid ceramics, and using the best materials for implant reconstruction as well as crown and bridge restorations. They also discuss milling titanium abutments with DentMill 4 and 5 systems.
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LAB DAY Chicago 2014
Feb 21-22, 2014 · Chicago, IL
Discover products, techniques and services that can enhance your skills, boost your productivity and create all new opportunities for your business.
Host
Digital Dental
Scottsdale, AZ
Digital Dental Lab and Dental Laboratory Milling Supplies have merged to form Digital Dental. The company offers the leading brands of Crystal® Zirconia,...See more Dental Mill machines and SinterMax ovens.
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Scott Atkin
Works at Dental Laboratory Milling Supplies, LLC
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Kim Karpowitz
Manager at Digital Dental Lab
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Karla Eugenia Valentina Camacho Contreras, DDS
CEO at InnLab & InnDent
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Frank Charles Frost
Implant Department Manager at Lumident, Inc.
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Susan Pelak
Dental Technician at New World Dental Lab, Inc.
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Chris Peterson, RDT/CDT
Co-Owner at Peterson Dental Lab. Inc.
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Crystal Ultra--The Next Generation of Millable Hybrid Ceramics
Scott Atkin and Kim Karpowitz take a comprehensive look at the new future restorative material, hybrid ceramics, and using the best materials for implant...See more reconstruction as well as crown and bridge restorations. They also discuss milling titanium abutments with DentMill 4 and 5 systems.
Metal-Based vs. Metal-Free Workloads
Ten years ago, metal-based units made up 83% of laboratory casework. Since then, metal-free restorations have grown in popularity and—for the first time in 2015—metal-free units eclipsed metal-based workloads, 60% vs. 40%, respectively.
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