Esthetic Endurance (Part 2): A Team Approach to Success Through a Prosthetically Driven Landscape

Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

Rising tides do lift all ships, but those ships must be exceptionally built to withstand all manner of storms. Lucas Lammott discusses the importance of systematizing workflow for esthetic excellence and overall endurance of the laboratory team. He shares some insights regarding the correlation between the empowerment of a team and the durability and predictability of the work.

Credits
Approved for 1.5 Professional Development credits

Session

Saturday · Saturday 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Plaza Ballroom AB · East Tower, Lobby (Green) Level
77 people signed up

Speaker

Lucas T. Lammott

Ceramist at Niche Dental Studio · Moorestown, NJ

Technician/ Oral Architect

About The Host

GC America Inc.

GC America Inc. is a leading manufacturer of innovative dental products dedicated to quality, customer satisfaction, and committed to excellence.

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