Attention Dentists…
If you’re not implementing 3D printing in your clinic…
You’re falling behind.
The absolute best time for dentists to learn 3D printing is now!
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.
What’s included in iDD’s 3D Printing Bundle?
5 COURSES + 5 BONUSES
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
print various restorations
You can also print various restorations, such as temporary restorations, All on X restorations, and full arch crown restorations.
Make your own guides & splints
Even with just a basic understanding, you can make your own surgical guides and splints for much cheaper.
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.
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.
Who will benefit from learning 3D printing?
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.
The total savings on lab fees vary, but you can expect to save over 50% on what you’re spending now.
Start Learning 3D Printing Today and Revolutionise Your Practice!
Dr Ahmad Al-Hassiny
Digital Dentist and CAD/CAM Educator
Here’s what your dentistry will look like after learning 3D printing:
You’ll be saving massive amounts of money on lab fees.
You’ll be quickly printing splints, surgical guides and dentures and providing them to your patients in less than a week.
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.
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.
By getting into 3D printing now, you’ll be ahead of the curve and able to offer your patients customised solutions.
You are Fully Protected by Our 100% Satisfaction-Guarantee.
I am confident that you will love our 3D Printing Bundle, if you purchase the Bundle and are not satisfied with the quality or content of the training, then let me know within 30 days of your purchase and I will refund you in full.
No questions asked.
Dr Ahmad Al-Hassiny
Founding Director of the Institute of Digital Dentistry
