Increase Case Acceptance with Functional Snap-Ons

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Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

Learn to design anatomic bite splints to stabilize occlusion and rehabilitate condylar dysfunction. Marco Heidel, MDT, demonstrates how to design a functional and esthetic snap-on for improved diagnostics and increased case acceptance.

Session

Thursday · Thursday 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Randolph 1B · East Tower, Bronze Level Level
42 people signed up

Speaker

Marco Heidel

Master Technician at Steger Dental Lab

Marco Heidel, MDT, is a Master Technician and helps run Steger Dental Lab, a premier Zirkonzahn education center and research institute. He completed the inaugural Zirkonzahn Ranger School and is a digital workflow pioneer,...

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