Alek Aronin

Master dental technician dedicated to the creation of high-end, fully handcrafted porcelain restorations. Owner of a dental laboratory and Morphology School in Toronto, Canada. Staff Instructor for Kuraray Noritake Dental (North America) for over 14 years, with a focus on bonded porcelain restorations and hands-on dental education.

Technical expertise concentrated in the full manual fabrication workflow for feldspathic and layered ceramic restorations: internal anatomy staining, morphology carving, value control, shade matching, and surface characterization for natural tooth integration. Pioneer of a systematic documentary dental photography protocol designed for standardized communication between the dental office, dental laboratory, and patient — using fixed, unchanging equipment parameters. Strongly advocates for the convergence of dental technology and biomimetic additive dentistry, with minimal CAD/CAM intervention for high-end aesthetic cases.

International lecturer, demonstrator, and hands-on instructor for 14 years worldwide, including courses in Russia, Lithuania, Spain, and North America. Founder and Director of a proprietary Morphology School teaching ceramics, shape carving, anatomy, and documentary photography to dentists and technicians.

Training began in St. Petersburg, Russia (1990). Advanced ceramic training in Israel. Inspired by the work of Japanese master ceramist Hitoshi Aoshima. Member, Kuraray Noritake Dental International Instructor Network. Member, Amici di Brugg.