Simple characterisation and surface sealing of 3D-printed restorations for the clinician and dental assistant

With the growing adoption of in-office 3D printing comes the increasing use of 3D printed indirect composite restorations. These restorations are simple, predictable, and quick to fabricate. However, due to their monolithic appearance, additional surface characterization is often required to achieve natural, aesthetic results. In this webinar, Dr. Andrew Ip will explore simple characterization and glazing techniques to make these restorations pop!

With the growing adoption of in-office 3D printing comes the increasing use of 3D-printed indirect composite restorations. These restorations are simple, predictable and quick to fabricate. However, due to their monolithic appearance, additional surface characterisation is often required to achieve natural, aesthetic results. In this webinar, Dr Andrew Ip will explore simple characterization and glazing techniques to make these restorations pop.