LAB DAY East 2012

Turning to non-precious alloys to offset the higher cost of precious and noble alloys is making a huge comeback in laboratories. However, choosing the right non-precious alloy requires an understanding of the basics of base metals. Dr. Roland Strietzel and Martin Schmid, CDT, cover corrosion, bond strength, biocompatibility, production methods and technical tips. Learn how non-precious alloys can offer both higher profits and increased quality in your C&B department.

Based on the science of new color liquids and advanced zirconia materials, Ryan Gillespie demonstrates a fast and simple method to infuse more life and beauty into your full contour restorations and watch them come a "Live".

Mike Hennessy, CDT, explains exactly how you can benefit from in-house milling. Learn the true challenges and benefits of integrating CAD/CAM technology into daily production from an Origin equipment owner. Ask questions, interact and take away the right knowledge to succeed in the dental industry today.

Kimiyo Sawyer, RDT, covers full contour zirconia and porcelain veneered zirconia crowns, e.max crowns and CAD/CAM-fabricated custom zirconia abutments. She presents detailed information of all-ceramic materials and recommends how to achieve the most successful restorations on a case-by-case basis. This is an update of Sawyer's presentation at LAB DAY East 2011.

This course features the proper selection and fabrication of implant bars including cast, milled or milled with attachment using these systems: Hader, Dolder, Round, Tapered Bars. Tom Bormes discusses what information you need in order to determine the best bar system and type for each individual case. He also covers step-by-step crown and bridge and removable processing techniques and discusses technical tips and pitfalls to avoid.

Elmer Rose, CDT, offers simple yet innovative techniques and procedures to make your partial department more efficient. Concentrating on duplicating, investing and burnout, he helps you save the environment as well as partial denture framework fabrication time.

Nelson Ochoa, CDT, explains how to fabricate Cercon ht full contour zirconia crowns, including designing with a CAD scanner. Participants also learn how to achieve esthetic final results with the New Cercon ht Stain and Glaze Kit.

> **This class is full.** For a list of future exam dates and locations, visit www.nbccert.org. Technicians interested in becoming a Certified Dental Technician (CDT) can take one or both of the required written exams at LMT LAB DAY East. The Comprehensive Exam is from 8:00am-10:45am and the Specialty Exam is from 12:00pm-1:30pm. For more information, call 800-684-5310 or email Jessica Lee at Jessica@nbccert.org.

Effective communication is a primary skill in any business endeavor, and never more important than in the practice of esthetic dentistry. Pinhas Adar, CDT, MDT, addresses effective methods of communicating esthetic smile design solutions through Trial Smiles and temporary restorations. For both technicians and dentists, the course also discusses how to select the best all-ceramic system for each patient, outlines patient management for esthetic therapy, shares practice management tips, and helps you use your #1 asset--your "little voice"--to build confidence in developing your esthetic caseload.

Bring the power of CAD/CAM to your laboratory with a low-cost, high-value system that provides all the necessary tools for fabricating crowns, bridges, implant abutments and Origin LIVETM Full Contour Zirconia. James Campbell and Jesse Madsen show how easy it is to use and even easier to own the Origin Intelligence scanner, now featuring a smaller footprint and faster scanning time. They also demonstrate the design and fabrication of a one-piece titanium custom abutment and explain how the Origin system uses blanks with pre-milled interfaces for an affordable, in-house milling solution.

Tim Tyndall, CDT, answers the question, "Why titanium?" and addresses what has changed to make it the PFM of choice. He also discusses the myth vs. reality, the steps to successfully design and process titanium substructures, and an easy method for titanium porcelain application that creates lifelike restorations with a strong bond.

Aki Yoshida, RDT, offers step-by-step procedures for fabricating the porcelain build-up map; adjusting hue, chroma and value after first bake; and verifying color reproduction for all-ceramic restorations. He provides new insights on the integration of color science and art.

Thomas Wade, CDT, explains the various bar options available within the NobelProcera System with special focus on CAD/CAM custom designing of implant titanium bars. Other topics include diagnostic considerations for adequate restorative space, number of implants and implant location, current computer scanning and design techniques using the NobelProcera CAD software, and more.

Thomas Nieting, CDT, provides inLab Software 4.0 training.

Presented by Keyon Jack, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Cezar Jadak, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Jim Buchanan.

Presented by John Nacerino, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Terry McQuiston, CDT.

Based on the science of new color liquids and advanced zirconia materials, Ryan Gillespie demonstrates a fast and simple method to infuse more life and beauty into your full contour restorations and watch them come a "Live".

Mike Hennessy, CDT, explains exactly how you can benefit from in-house milling. Learn the true challenges and benefits of integrating CAD/CAM technology into daily production from an Origin equipment owner. Ask questions, interact and take away the right knowledge to succeed in the dental industry today.

Tom and Chris Bormes present an overview of most major stud precision attachment systems--including Locator, Preci Ball, Preci Clix, "O" Rings, Ceka and SpheroFlex--and how to select one for individual cases. Learn what information you need from the dentist, step-by-step fabrication and processing procedures, and what not to do and why. Solutions for servicing worn stud attachments are also discussed.

From digitally designed and manufactured copings to advanced lower gold alloys, Argen has solutions for the modern dental lab that are cost effective and fit either in traditional or digital workflow patterns. Learn from the alloy leader about digitally delivered copings, new and improved Captek Advanced Alloys (Y+ and Noblebond) as well as cost-effective castable alloys.

Alessandro Cucchiaro, MDT, discusses the characteristics of zirconia and his experiences with it, including the technical and physical features of the missing axis and milling strategies and their impact on results. He also presents Zirkonzahn's most popular invention, the Prettau Bridge, a 100% zirconia restoration with the esthetics of a natural tooth without the use of ceramic.

Dennis Urban, CDT, teaches how to set denture teeth for complete implant overdentures with various occlusal schemes, including lingualized occlusion. He discusses the most accurate methods for processing and finishing and all aspects of proper case planning and communication.

Lars Hansson discusses the latest abutment design software and digital dentistry. He addresses treatment planning using CBCT, tissue management from implant design to the emergence profile, as well as how to make the laboratory profitable and streamline production in any size lab.

In today's regulatory world, the government is checking to ensure compliance more than ever before. Are you prepared? It's not unusual for companies to receive fines following an FDA or OSHA visit. In this informative lecture that can save a laboratory thousands of dollars, Les Hochhauser covers changes in government regulations and how these changes affect the dental industry; which dental devices fall under the FDA's auspices; why Good Manufacturing Practices are necessary and how to get started; the "5 S" program and how it can increase laboratory productivity; the importance of infection control materials; reasons for having a hazard communications program; and chemicals used in the lab, especially for infection control.

Thomas Nieting, CDT, provides inLab Software 4.0 training.

Bring the power of CAD/CAM to your laboratory with a low-cost, high-value system that provides all the necessary tools for fabricating crowns, bridges, implant abutments and Origin LIVETM Full Contour Zirconia. James Campbell and Jesse Madsen show how easy it is to use and even easier to own the Origin Intelligence scanner, now featuring a smaller footprint and faster scanning time. They also demonstrate the design and fabrication of a one-piece titanium custom abutment and explain how the Origin system uses blanks with pre-milled interfaces for an affordable, in-house milling solution.

Tim Tyndall, CDT, answers the question, "Why titanium?" and addresses what has changed to make it the PFM of choice. He also discusses the myth vs. reality, the steps to successfully design and process titanium substructures, and an easy method for titanium porcelain application that creates lifelike restorations with a strong bond.

Learn and understand the real science of glass fiber reinforcement and strengthening and eliminate all the misconceptions and misunderstandings about reinforcement. Tom Bormes discusses what really works and why, and shows how you can increase your product offerings, sales and profits with polymer bonded e-glass reinforcement and strengthening of temporaries, temporaries or provisionals for single-tooth implants, flippers and overdentures, plus inlay/onlay and Maryland bridges. Learn about reinforced repairs of full and partial dentures, plus new super dentures and partial dentures.

Thomas Wade, CDT, explains the various bar options available within the NobelProcera System with special focus on CAD/CAM custom designing of implant titanium bars. Other topics include diagnostic considerations for adequate restorative space, number of implants and implant location, current computer scanning and design techniques using the NobelProcera CAD software, and more.

Presented by Cezar Jadak, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Terry McQuiston, CDT.

Based on the science of new color liquids and advanced zirconia materials, Ryan Gillespie demonstrates a fast and simple method to infuse more life and beauty into your full contour restorations and watch them come a "Live".

Mike Hennessy, CDT, explains exactly how you can benefit from in-house milling. Learn the true challenges and benefits of integrating CAD/CAM technology into daily production from an Origin equipment owner. Ask questions, interact and take away the right knowledge to succeed in the dental industry today.

> **This class is full.** For a list of future exam dates and locations, visit www.nbccert.org. Technicians interested in becoming a Certified Dental Technician (CDT) can take one or both of the required written exams at LMT LAB DAY East. The Comprehensive Exam is from 8:00am-10:45am and the Specialty Exam is from 12:00pm-1:30pm. For more information, call 800-684-5310 or email Jessica Lee at Jessica@nbccert.org.

Bring the power of CAD/CAM to your laboratory with a low-cost, high-value system that provides all the necessary tools for fabricating crowns, bridges, implant abutments and Origin LIVETM Full Contour Zirconia. James Campbell and Jesse Madsen show how easy it is to use and even easier to own the Origin Intelligence scanner, now featuring a smaller footprint and faster scanning time. They also demonstrate the design and fabrication of a one-piece titanium custom abutment and explain how the Origin system uses blanks with pre-milled interfaces for an affordable, in-house milling solution.

Tim Tyndall, CDT, answers the question, "Why titanium?" and addresses what has changed to make it the PFM of choice. He also discusses the myth vs. reality, the steps to successfully design and process titanium substructures, and an easy method for titanium porcelain application that creates lifelike restorations with a strong bond.

Thomas Wade, CDT, explains the various bar options available within the NobelProcera System with special focus on CAD/CAM custom designing of implant titanium bars. Other topics include diagnostic considerations for adequate restorative space, number of implants and implant location, current computer scanning and design techniques using the NobelProcera CAD software, and more.

Presented by Cezar Jadak, CDT, MDT.

Thomas Nieting, CDT, provides inLab Software 4.0 training.

Joaquin Bravo familiarizes both experienced and non-experienced technicians in the development of a CFS Flexible Partial, including finishing, polishing and repairs.

James Ellison, CDT, covers new essential innovations in implant overdenture technique and marketing. Both root- and implant-supported overdentures are discussed from the biomechanical as well as clinical aspect, including both stud and bar systems. In addition, the area of immediate load implant retained overdentures is explored.

Arian Deutsch, CDT, offers an easy, systematic model analysis concept that provides important information for the ideal tooth setup taking into consideration the respective atrophy of the jaws without the use of complex devices, instruments or a specific type of articulator. He covers ideal positioning of each full anatomical tooth, tips and tricks for simple modellation of the gingiva tissue according to nature, and the advantages of using fully anatomical teeth made of improved material for exceptionally high durability and stability.

Frank Munzenmayer, CDT, addresses how dental alloys differ from one manufacturer to another, physical properties and the influence of elements on alloys. He explains why the Swiss are "the Champions of Accurate Fit" and why Swiss alloy manufacturing technology produces superior alloys. He also discusses proper torch casting technique and technical troubleshooting for solder and finishing errors.

Understand and properly use the new generation of C&B materials in your laboratory. Martin Schmid, CDT, discusses alternative ways to sprue and invest CAD/CAM resin/wax; different micron-sized aluminum oxides that have positive effects on cleaning the surface and increasing the bonding strength of all types of alloys; pencil blasting tip position, distance from restoration and PSI settings; opaque firing tips; and much more.

Nelson Ochoa, CDT, explains how to fabricate Cercon ht full contour zirconia crowns, including designing with a CAD scanner. Participants also learn how to achieve esthetic final results with the New Cercon ht Stain and Glaze Kit.

In this exciting lecture, Craig Nelson, AAS, CDT, gives participants the best overview of the All On Four procedure, including treatment planning, 3D data, guided surgery and techniques for temporary conversions to the final restoration on the day of surgery.

Presented by Keyon Jack, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Peter Pizzi, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Terry McQuiston, CDT.

Based on the science of new color liquids and advanced zirconia materials, Ryan Gillespie demonstrates a fast and simple method to infuse more life and beauty into your full contour restorations and watch them come a "Live".

Mike Hennessy, CDT, explains exactly how you can benefit from in-house milling. Learn the true challenges and benefits of integrating CAD/CAM technology into daily production from an Origin equipment owner. Ask questions, interact and take away the right knowledge to succeed in the dental industry today.

Thomas Nieting, CDT, provides inLab Software 4.0 training.

Bring the power of CAD/CAM to your laboratory with a low-cost, high-value system that provides all the necessary tools for fabricating crowns, bridges, implant abutments and Origin LIVETM Full Contour Zirconia. James Campbell and Jesse Madsen show how easy it is to use and even easier to own the Origin Intelligence scanner, now featuring a smaller footprint and faster scanning time. They also demonstrate the design and fabrication of a one-piece titanium custom abutment and explain how the Origin system uses blanks with pre-milled interfaces for an affordable, in-house milling solution.

Tim Tyndall, CDT, answers the question, "Why titanium?" and addresses what has changed to make it the PFM of choice. He also discusses the myth vs. reality, the steps to successfully design and process titanium substructures, and an easy method for titanium porcelain application that creates lifelike restorations with a strong bond.

Thomas Wade, CDT, explains the various bar options available within the NobelProcera System with special focus on CAD/CAM custom designing of implant titanium bars. Other topics include diagnostic considerations for adequate restorative space, number of implants and implant location, current computer scanning and design techniques using the NobelProcera CAD software, and more.

Presented by Cezar Jadak, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Jim Buchanan.

Presented by John Nacerino, CDT, MDT.

Presented by Terry McQuiston, CDT.

In this exciting lecture, Craig Nelson, AAS, CDT, gives participants the best overview of the All On Four procedure, including treatment planning, 3D data, guided surgery and techniques for temporary conversions to the final restoration on the day of surgery.

Turning to non-precious alloys to offset the higher cost of precious and noble alloys is making a huge comeback in laboratories. However, choosing the right non-precious alloy requires an understanding of the basics of base metals. Martin Schmid, CDT, covers corrosion, bond strength, biocompatibility, production methods and technical tips. Learn how non-precious alloys can offer both higher profits and increase quality in your C&B department.

With a track record of over 2,100 placements and a 99.3% success rate, the Cendres+Métaux Stress Free Implant (SFI) Bar technique is an innovative solution for removable dentures on implants; it can be used in both jaws and for newly fabricated as well as pre-existing dentures. In his Powerpoint and hands-on demonstration, Frank Munzenmayer, CDT, shows how to fabricate the SFI Bar to ensure a stress-free hold of the prosthesis and increase patient comfort, reduce cost and save up to 90% of processing time. He also discusses chairside and laboratory applications.

Based on the science of new color liquids and advanced zirconia materials, Ryan Gillespie demonstrates a fast and simple method to infuse more life and beauty into your full contour restorations and watch them come a "Live".

Mike Hennessy, CDT, explains exactly how you can benefit from in-house milling. Learn the true challenges and benefits of integrating CAD/CAM technology into daily production from an Origin equipment owner. Ask questions, interact and take away the right knowledge to succeed in the dental industry today.

Arian Deutsch, CDT, discusses unique implant solutions including the Marius Bridge and implant-supported restorations utilizing 0° telescopic fixtures. The advantages of using fully anatomical teeth made of a material improved for durability and stability are also explored.