Revolutionizing Prosthodontics with Digital Materials and Digital Technology

Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

Despite the advantages of additive manufacturing for polymer prosthodontics, disadvantages remain such as joining separate pink-base and teeth errors and ordinary material properties. John Sorensen, DMD, PhD, FACP, and Robert Kreyer, CDT, explore a research-based and real-world laboratory comparison of additive technologies and digital polymers. They also cover Stratasys’ J5-Dentajet printer.

Session

Saturday · 8:30am - 9:30am
Michigan 2 · East Tower, Concourse (Bronze) Level
47 people signed up

Speakers

Robert Kreyer, CDT

Global Digital Transformation Manager at Stratasys Dental · Lincoln, CA

Robert Kreyer CDT is a published author, lecturer, and educator. He is a member of the APS and ACP DT Alliance. Robert is now the Global Digital Transformation Manager for Stratasys Dental.
Dr. John Sorensen, DMD

Professor at Univ. of WA Dental School · Seattle, WA

Dr. Sorensen is Professor, Department of Restorative Dentistry; Director, Biomimetics Biomaterials BioPhotonics Biomechanics & Technology Laboratory; Director of Research, Graduate Prosthodontics Program at University of Washington. Sorensen and the B4T team have generated over 15 investigations...

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