Curriculum
Overview
Revolutionize Your Dental Practice with 3D Printing Technology
Start Learning 3D Printing Today and Revolutionise Your Practice!
The dental industry is going through a digital revolution. Previously, intraoral scanning was the must-have technology that massively changed clinical workflows around the world.
Now, 3D printing is taking the industry by storm.
If you are not beginning to migrate to an in-house workflow that features 3D Printing - you risk being left behind by your peers.
Benefits of 3D Printing
- How can 3D Printing help your dentistry?
- Start An In-House Workflow - 3D Printing opens up a world of possibilities for you and allows you to migrate to an in-house workflow.
- Save Tons Of Money - Eliminate 50% of your lab bill by creating your own splints and surgical guides in-house.
- The Way Of The Future - An in-house workflow is the way of the future - 3D printers are much cheaper than a milling machine ever will be.
- Make Your Own Guides & Splints - Even with just a basic understanding, you can make your own surgical guides and splints for much cheaper.
- Print Various Restorations - You can also print various restorations, such as temporary restorations, All on X restorations, and full arch crown restorations.
- Print Occlusal Sprints And Dentures - You can also work towards printing occlusal sprints and dentures - it all depends on how far you want to go.
What’s included in iDD’s 3D Printing & Design Bundle?
Fundamentals of 3D Printing in Clinical Practice
Learn about the fundamentals of 3D printing and how to implement it in your daily practice. Experienced prosthodontist Dr Michael Scherer goes over clinical applications and pros and cons of common printers on the market.
- Discover how your practice will benefit from a digital workflow.
- Learn about types of 3D printers and materials suitable for dentistry.
- Evaluate the manufacturing options so they suit your clinical needs.
- Explore the clinical applications of 3D printed prosthodontics.
- Learn the pros and cons of popular 3D Printers on the market.
- Make an informed investment choice in the right printer for you.
Dental 3D Printing Workflows: Hardware, Software, and Materials
This is an introductory course for any dentist that wants to implement 3D printing into their practice. The perfect get-started guide. Learn how to invest in the right equipment and everything you need to consider before jumping into 3D printing.
- Learn everything you need to know to get started with 3D Printing.
- Understand what other equipment you need to purchase with your 3D printer.
- Ensure predictable results with proper cleaning and curing techniques.
- Learn the most predictable ways to print models, crowns, splints, and surgical guides.
- Find out about all the different applications that you can use 3D printing for in your practice.
- Troubleshoot common problems, including printing or post-processing failures.
3D Printer Technology Overview
Upskill yourself on the basics of 3D printing for your dental clinic. In this course we explore the different types of printers available, the different printing technology with pros and cons for each, and the various applications of 3D printing.
- What is 3D Printing?
- The different dental applications of 3D Printing.
- Learn about the different types of 3D Printers.
- Learn the difference between SLA and DLP printers etc.
- Learn how to apply 3D Printers in your dental office or lab.
- Compare popular 3D printers on the market to guide your investment decision.
Digital Implant Workflows for Predictable Results
When choosing CAD/CAM technologies for your practice, find out everything you need to know - what, why, and how as Dr. August de Oliveira will introduce you to all the current CAD/CAM tools you might consider if you’re upgrading your general practice.
- Learn the difference between 3D printing technologies and how to use them in dentistry.
- Understand how to make clear aligners in-house.
- Learn the benefits of guided implant dentistry.
- Restore implants digitally - an overview from a single crown to All-on-X.
- Learn from a dentist: practical applications of CAD/CAM in general dental practice.
Surgical Guide Design using RealGUIDE Software
Renowned implantologist, Dr. Amr Ekram, will show you how to plan an implant treatment and design a surgical guide using the RealGUIDE software by 3DIEMME, a free to download software.
- Quick and straight-to-the-point implant planning tutorial
- Understand how to use RealGUIDE software
- Restorative-drive implant planning
- Clinical tips and tricks that can be applied to any software of your choice.
3D Printing & Guided Implant Surgery - Everything You Need to Know from Scanning, Printing to Implant Placement
3D printing is not just a 3D printer, it’s a whole ecosystem with dedicated workflows. Dr. Ahmad Al-Hassiny will teach you everything you need to know about 3D printing and how to implement it within your implantology workflow for a stress-free surgery with predictable results. Everything you learn today is applicable to any brand, despite Dr Al-Hassiny using Formlabs Form 3B+ 3D printer in this example. If you’re placing implants, you will benefit from this. This live webinar replay has been edited and optimised for your viewing convenience.
- Plan your implant treatments in-house and save on lab bills.
- Embrace the benefits of digital dentistry for stress-free and accurate implant placements.
- Troubleshoot common issues you will encounter with 3D Printing.
- Cleaning and curing matters - the importance of proper post-processing workflows.
- Understand the entire process from planning, printing to placing
Efficient 3D Printed Digital Denture Workflows for Dentists
Transform your practice from traditional to digital dentures. Learn about 3D printing software, hardware and material options but also post-processing all in one course! Join Dr. August de Oliveira and master this exciting part of dentistry.
- Learn how to capture and scan molded denture borders.
- Explore various denture design approaches and choose the best option for your practice.
- Familiarize yourself with CAD software and services such as RayWare Cloud, Dentru, and Blue Sky Plan.
- Understand the pros and cons of leading 3D printers for denture manufacturing, such as Desktop Health's Einstein, SprintRay Pro, and Ackuretta SOL.
- Dive into the post-processing stage of 3D-printed dentures for optimal results.
- Learn simple staining and glazing techniques using products like OPTIGLAZE by GC.
3D Printing for Dental Assistants
Empower the dental team and help them upskill so they can help free up the dentist’s time. Expand the assistant’s dental career with expert-led training in 3D printing so they get more job satisfaction. This training will help master workflows, applications, materials, troubleshooting, and more. Take your practice into the digital dentistry future.
- See a complete overview of 3D printing in dentistry for dental assistants.
- Learn end-to-end workflows from scanning to delivery
- Master key dental applications like aligners and surgical guides
- Learn the tips & tricks to print efficiently with predictable results
- Develop troubleshooting skills to manage print failures
- Learn how to keep your in-house lab organized and running smoothly
- Understand materials from resins to glazes and stains
- Gain insights from Chelsea’s experiences as a pioneer in digital dentistry
Bonus Courses
For a limited time, your bundle will also include the following:
How to Design an Anterior Crown
In this course we go over the key tips and tricks when designing an anterior crown. Exocad software is used but these principles can be applied to any CAD software. Learn how to design an anterior crown that will fit perfectly and is aesthetic!
ZBrush: an alternative CAD software
Learn about the 3D sculpting software called ZBrush, and how it can be applied for dental purposes in this introductory lecture with Dr Paul Zhivago.
How to Design a Bridge: Key Considerations, Tips & Tricks
Learn the bridge CADCAM design workflow from start to finish. Understand treatment planning principles and different bridge types. You will learn key aspects of making a functional and aesthetic bridge with various tips and tricks, incl case examples
Exocad for Beginners - Tools and Workflow
Want to learn how to use exocad? Watch this comprehensive course to learn how to set up and use exocad for your cases. It is an extremely powerful CAD software and one of the best options on the market right now.
Introduction to 3Shape Dental System
Get familiar with Dental System, a laboratory CAD software by 3Shape. Mike Kharkrang, an experienced dental technician, will guide you through Dental System's interface, tools, and workflows.
Why Bother with Digital Dentistry - Everything you need to know
Dive deep into the transformative world of digital dentistry with Dr. Ahmad Al-Hassiny’s insightful journey. From the early challenges of CAD/CAM adoption to today’s cutting-edge tools, this course offers a comprehensive view of the dental profession’s shift. Discover how intraoral scanning is redefining patient experiences, the promising world of 3D printing in dentistry, and the ever-growing role of AI in dental procedures. This course is ideal for practitioners curious about the digital transition and seeking a solid foundation, bridging the gap between traditional practices and tomorrow’s possibilities.
3D Printing is inevitable… so why aren’t more dentists learning about it?
3D printing is still in its infancy - which is great news for you! Anyone who jumps in now and takes full advantage of 3D printing will separate themselves from the rest of the dental industry.
However, much like any new technology, dentists are still hesitant to implement it in their clinics. We’ve spoken to a number of dentists and asked them why they’re uncertain about 3D printing - we usually hear the same things:
Luckily, our 3D printing training bundle answers all these questions and more.
Once you’ve finished the series of lectures, you’ll be confident implementing 3D printing in your practice.
Who will benefit from learning 3D printing?
- Dentists
- Dental Technicians
- Dental Assistants
- Your patients will get a higher standard of care, much faster.
How much money will I save if I switch to in-house 3D Printing?
- According to course lecturer Andrew Ip, the savings alone are worth considering 3D printing.
- Splints - $10 - 20 vs $150 - $250 from a lab.
- Surgical guides - Approx $75 vs $250 from a lab.
- Clear aligners - Approx $$1,500 vs $3,500 from Invisalign.
Course Outcomes
Here’s what your dentistry will look like after learning 3D printing
Cost Savings
You’ll be saving massive amounts of money on lab fees.
Rapid Production
You’ll be quickly printing splints, surgical guides and dentures and providing them to your patients in less than a week.
Staying Ahead of the Curve
By getting into 3D printing now, you’ll be ahead of the curve and able to offer your patients customised solutions.
Efficient Full Mouth Rehabilitation
You can print restorations for full mouth rehab cases, enabling you to print 14 temporary crowns in about 30 minutes. Much faster, cleaner and more efficient than using bis-acryl temporary materials directly in the mouth.
Customized Solutions
You'll have the ability to create personalized dental solutions tailored to each patient's unique needs. From custom-fitted surgical guides to precisely-designed restorations, you can offer unparalleled precision and patient satisfaction by leveraging the power of additive manufacturing.
Streamlined Workflow
Moving just some of your workflow in-house will streamline your dentistry and give you total control - no more waiting for the lab to get back to you or sending back an incorrectly made prosthetic.
Providers Terms
Cancellation and Refund Policy
Live Events - In Person or Online
Dear iDD Course Participants,
We truly appreciate your interest in our courses at the Institute of Digital Dentistry, and we understand that life can be unpredictable, sometimes causing changes in plans. To ensure the best possible experience for everyone involved, we have a comprehensive cancellation policy that addresses various scenarios with flexibility and understanding.
We consider your registration as a steadfast commitment to attend our courses, whether they are held in person or online. We know that emergencies can happen, but due to the intensive nature and limited availability of our courses, full refunds can only be provided if another participant is available to take your place. Rest assured, we will do our best to find a suitable replacement from our waitlist to minimize any inconvenience.
In case of course cancellations, we offer three options, provided that we can find a replacement for your spot:
- Transfer your registration to another course in the future.
- Credit your account, allowing you to purchase a course when you're ready.
- Process a refund according to the details outlined below.
Refunds for live events (in person or online) are subject to the following terms:
- If a replacement participant is found, a refund will be issued to your credit card within 5 working days through our website payment gateway.
- For cancellations made more than 90 days before the event, you will receive an 80% refund (less the non-refundable deposit) or have the option to transfer 100% of the tuition to another program/date.
- For cancellations made between 45 and 90 days before the event, you will receive a 50% refund (less the non-refundable deposit) or have the option to transfer 100% of the tuition to another program/date.
- For cancellations made less than 45 days before the event, the entire registration fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.
All cancellation requests must be submitted in writing from the email address associated with the order.
Please note that a 5% non-refundable fee will be applied to any refunds issued within the guidelines of our cancellation policy.
In the rare event that a course is canceled or rescheduled by the Institute of Digital Dentistry due to not reaching the minimum required capacity, we will offer a full refund or transfer of tuition or deposit to a future seminar or course. We will make every effort to give you as much notice as possible. However, we are not responsible for any cancellation or change penalties assessed by airlines or hotels.
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to providing you with exceptional learning experiences.
Warm Regards,
The Institute of Digital Dentistry Team
How long do refunds take?
Once a refund is processed, it may take 7-10 business days before showing up on your billing statement.
Image, Video and Audio Media Release
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Online Courses and Membership
Cancelations - iDD Online Membership Subscription
- You can cancel your iDD membership subscription at any time.
- Simply login to the customer portal or contacting support by emailing [email protected] from the email address used when you created your account.
- If you subscribed before Oct 2021 you need to use a different customer portal here.
- If you subscribed to an Enterprise or Clinic Team plan before Apr 2023 you need to use a different customer portal here.
When do my iDD membership charges stop?
You won't be charged again unless you reactivate your account. If you cancel with time left in your subscription billing period, you can use your iDD membership until the account cancels automatically at the end of the subscription billing period.
To see when your billing period ends simply login to the customer portal or contacting support
Refunds - Online Courses
For online courses, order cancellations are accepted if the request is received before accessing the content, with a 20% cancellation fee. To request a refund, please email [email protected] from the email address used during the order.
We cannot offer cancellations or refunds on digital lectures, recordings, or live broadcasts once the content has been accessed.
Refunds - Online Membership Subscription
- Refunds are not issued due to lack of use of the membership library. You are paying to have access to the content library and not using it is not a reason to request a refund.
- If you would prefer to have access to the courses with a one-time purchase explore our course bundles.
- If you were charged after canceling and you’re still seeing a charge please email [email protected] from the email address used during the order.
Refunds - Online Courses, Lectures, Recordings or Live Broadcasts
We cannot offer cancellations or refunds on individually purchased digital lectures, recordings, or live broadcasts once the content has been accessed.
How long do refunds take?
Once a refund is processed, it may take 7-10 business days before showing up on your billing statement.
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We can accept refund requests if done within the time frame advertised. To request a refund under the Satisfaction Guarantee, please send an email to [email protected]. All requests must be written and the email must match the order email address.
Image, Video and Audio media Release
By attending any Institute of Digital Dentistry event, I give permission for Institute of Digital Dentistry to take and use images, video and audio of me for promotional purposes, not limited to but including all media, brochures, posters, website and social media sites and other media both online and in print.
Tickets
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Online Course Bundle$497Key Details | |
| Contact Hours: | 15.5 hrs |
| Format: | Online Lectures |
| Duration: | Multiple Days |
| Lecture Videos | |
| Compatability: | All Devices |
| Language: | English |
| Subtitles: | Available |
Overview
Revolutionize Your Dental Practice with 3D Printing Technology
Start Learning 3D Printing Today and Revolutionise Your Practice!
The dental industry is going through a digital revolution. Previously, intraoral scanning was the must-have technology that massively changed clinical workflows around the world.
Now, 3D printing is taking the industry by storm.
If you are not beginning to migrate to an in-house workflow that features 3D Printing - you risk being left behind by your peers.
Benefits of 3D Printing
- How can 3D Printing help your dentistry?
- Start An In-House Workflow - 3D Printing opens up a world of possibilities for you and allows you to migrate to an in-house workflow.
- Save Tons Of Money - Eliminate 50% of your lab bill by creating your own splints and surgical guides in-house.
- The Way Of The Future - An in-house workflow is the way of the future - 3D printers are much cheaper than a milling machine ever will be.
- Make Your Own Guides & Splints - Even with just a basic understanding, you can make your own surgical guides and splints for much cheaper.
- Print Various Restorations - You can also print various restorations, such as temporary restorations, All on X restorations, and full arch crown restorations.
- Print Occlusal Sprints And Dentures - You can also work towards printing occlusal sprints and dentures - it all depends on how far you want to go.
What’s included in iDD’s 3D Printing & Design Bundle?
Fundamentals of 3D Printing in Clinical Practice
Learn about the fundamentals of 3D printing and how to implement it in your daily practice. Experienced prosthodontist Dr Michael Scherer goes over clinical applications and pros and cons of common printers on the market.
- Discover how your practice will benefit from a digital workflow.
- Learn about types of 3D printers and materials suitable for dentistry.
- Evaluate the manufacturing options so they suit your clinical needs.
- Explore the clinical applications of 3D printed prosthodontics.
- Learn the pros and cons of popular 3D Printers on the market.
- Make an informed investment choice in the right printer for you.
Dental 3D Printing Workflows: Hardware, Software, and Materials
This is an introductory course for any dentist that wants to implement 3D printing into their practice. The perfect get-started guide. Learn how to invest in the right equipment and everything you need to consider before jumping into 3D printing.
- Learn everything you need to know to get started with 3D Printing.
- Understand what other equipment you need to purchase with your 3D printer.
- Ensure predictable results with proper cleaning and curing techniques.
- Learn the most predictable ways to print models, crowns, splints, and surgical guides.
- Find out about all the different applications that you can use 3D printing for in your practice.
- Troubleshoot common problems, including printing or post-processing failures.
3D Printer Technology Overview
Upskill yourself on the basics of 3D printing for your dental clinic. In this course we explore the different types of printers available, the different printing technology with pros and cons for each, and the various applications of 3D printing.
- What is 3D Printing?
- The different dental applications of 3D Printing.
- Learn about the different types of 3D Printers.
- Learn the difference between SLA and DLP printers etc.
- Learn how to apply 3D Printers in your dental office or lab.
- Compare popular 3D printers on the market to guide your investment decision.
Digital Implant Workflows for Predictable Results
When choosing CAD/CAM technologies for your practice, find out everything you need to know - what, why, and how as Dr. August de Oliveira will introduce you to all the current CAD/CAM tools you might consider if you’re upgrading your general practice.
- Learn the difference between 3D printing technologies and how to use them in dentistry.
- Understand how to make clear aligners in-house.
- Learn the benefits of guided implant dentistry.
- Restore implants digitally - an overview from a single crown to All-on-X.
- Learn from a dentist: practical applications of CAD/CAM in general dental practice.
Surgical Guide Design using RealGUIDE Software
Renowned implantologist, Dr. Amr Ekram, will show you how to plan an implant treatment and design a surgical guide using the RealGUIDE software by 3DIEMME, a free to download software.
- Quick and straight-to-the-point implant planning tutorial
- Understand how to use RealGUIDE software
- Restorative-drive implant planning
- Clinical tips and tricks that can be applied to any software of your choice.
3D Printing & Guided Implant Surgery - Everything You Need to Know from Scanning, Printing to Implant Placement
3D printing is not just a 3D printer, it’s a whole ecosystem with dedicated workflows. Dr. Ahmad Al-Hassiny will teach you everything you need to know about 3D printing and how to implement it within your implantology workflow for a stress-free surgery with predictable results. Everything you learn today is applicable to any brand, despite Dr Al-Hassiny using Formlabs Form 3B+ 3D printer in this example. If you’re placing implants, you will benefit from this. This live webinar replay has been edited and optimised for your viewing convenience.
- Plan your implant treatments in-house and save on lab bills.
- Embrace the benefits of digital dentistry for stress-free and accurate implant placements.
- Troubleshoot common issues you will encounter with 3D Printing.
- Cleaning and curing matters - the importance of proper post-processing workflows.
- Understand the entire process from planning, printing to placing
Efficient 3D Printed Digital Denture Workflows for Dentists
Transform your practice from traditional to digital dentures. Learn about 3D printing software, hardware and material options but also post-processing all in one course! Join Dr. August de Oliveira and master this exciting part of dentistry.
- Learn how to capture and scan molded denture borders.
- Explore various denture design approaches and choose the best option for your practice.
- Familiarize yourself with CAD software and services such as RayWare Cloud, Dentru, and Blue Sky Plan.
- Understand the pros and cons of leading 3D printers for denture manufacturing, such as Desktop Health's Einstein, SprintRay Pro, and Ackuretta SOL.
- Dive into the post-processing stage of 3D-printed dentures for optimal results.
- Learn simple staining and glazing techniques using products like OPTIGLAZE by GC.
3D Printing for Dental Assistants
Empower the dental team and help them upskill so they can help free up the dentist’s time. Expand the assistant’s dental career with expert-led training in 3D printing so they get more job satisfaction. This training will help master workflows, applications, materials, troubleshooting, and more. Take your practice into the digital dentistry future.
- See a complete overview of 3D printing in dentistry for dental assistants.
- Learn end-to-end workflows from scanning to delivery
- Master key dental applications like aligners and surgical guides
- Learn the tips & tricks to print efficiently with predictable results
- Develop troubleshooting skills to manage print failures
- Learn how to keep your in-house lab organized and running smoothly
- Understand materials from resins to glazes and stains
- Gain insights from Chelsea’s experiences as a pioneer in digital dentistry
Bonus Courses
For a limited time, your bundle will also include the following:
How to Design an Anterior Crown
In this course we go over the key tips and tricks when designing an anterior crown. Exocad software is used but these principles can be applied to any CAD software. Learn how to design an anterior crown that will fit perfectly and is aesthetic!
ZBrush: an alternative CAD software
Learn about the 3D sculpting software called ZBrush, and how it can be applied for dental purposes in this introductory lecture with Dr Paul Zhivago.
How to Design a Bridge: Key Considerations, Tips & Tricks
Learn the bridge CADCAM design workflow from start to finish. Understand treatment planning principles and different bridge types. You will learn key aspects of making a functional and aesthetic bridge with various tips and tricks, incl case examples
Exocad for Beginners - Tools and Workflow
Want to learn how to use exocad? Watch this comprehensive course to learn how to set up and use exocad for your cases. It is an extremely powerful CAD software and one of the best options on the market right now.
Introduction to 3Shape Dental System
Get familiar with Dental System, a laboratory CAD software by 3Shape. Mike Kharkrang, an experienced dental technician, will guide you through Dental System's interface, tools, and workflows.
Why Bother with Digital Dentistry - Everything you need to know
Dive deep into the transformative world of digital dentistry with Dr. Ahmad Al-Hassiny’s insightful journey. From the early challenges of CAD/CAM adoption to today’s cutting-edge tools, this course offers a comprehensive view of the dental profession’s shift. Discover how intraoral scanning is redefining patient experiences, the promising world of 3D printing in dentistry, and the ever-growing role of AI in dental procedures. This course is ideal for practitioners curious about the digital transition and seeking a solid foundation, bridging the gap between traditional practices and tomorrow’s possibilities.
3D Printing is inevitable… so why aren’t more dentists learning about it?
3D printing is still in its infancy - which is great news for you! Anyone who jumps in now and takes full advantage of 3D printing will separate themselves from the rest of the dental industry.
However, much like any new technology, dentists are still hesitant to implement it in their clinics. We’ve spoken to a number of dentists and asked them why they’re uncertain about 3D printing - we usually hear the same things:
Luckily, our 3D printing training bundle answers all these questions and more.
Once you’ve finished the series of lectures, you’ll be confident implementing 3D printing in your practice.
Who will benefit from learning 3D printing?
- Dentists
- Dental Technicians
- Dental Assistants
- Your patients will get a higher standard of care, much faster.
How much money will I save if I switch to in-house 3D Printing?
- According to course lecturer Andrew Ip, the savings alone are worth considering 3D printing.
- Splints - $10 - 20 vs $150 - $250 from a lab.
- Surgical guides - Approx $75 vs $250 from a lab.
- Clear aligners - Approx $$1,500 vs $3,500 from Invisalign.
Course Outcomes
Here’s what your dentistry will look like after learning 3D printing
Cost Savings
You’ll be saving massive amounts of money on lab fees.
Rapid Production
You’ll be quickly printing splints, surgical guides and dentures and providing them to your patients in less than a week.
Staying Ahead of the Curve
By getting into 3D printing now, you’ll be ahead of the curve and able to offer your patients customised solutions.
Efficient Full Mouth Rehabilitation
You can print restorations for full mouth rehab cases, enabling you to print 14 temporary crowns in about 30 minutes. Much faster, cleaner and more efficient than using bis-acryl temporary materials directly in the mouth.
Customized Solutions
You'll have the ability to create personalized dental solutions tailored to each patient's unique needs. From custom-fitted surgical guides to precisely-designed restorations, you can offer unparalleled precision and patient satisfaction by leveraging the power of additive manufacturing.
Streamlined Workflow
Moving just some of your workflow in-house will streamline your dentistry and give you total control - no more waiting for the lab to get back to you or sending back an incorrectly made prosthetic.
| Educator Shop: | Institute of Digital Dentistry |
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Speakers:
 | Dr Ahmad Al-Hassiny |
Dr. Ahmad Al-Hassiny is a global leader in digital dentistry, carrying out lectures as a KOL for many companies and industry heavyweights. Dr Ahmad understands the difficulty and fear that comes with learning how to place implants. He has been on his own journey to becoming confident with implantology and is fully empathetic to the learning process most dentists go through.
