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Analog vs. Digital Indirect Restorations
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Oliver Brix
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1h 7min
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Analog vs. Digital Indirect Restorations
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1h 7min
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Lesson program
– Material selection by dental technicians
– Analog vs. digital indirect restorations
– Protocols for manufacturing veneers on refractory dies
– Step-by-step layering protocols for ceramic aesthetic restorations
– Where analog techniques should be used and where digital workflows should be applied
– Aesthetic and functional considerations and solutions.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Dental technicians, General dentists.
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