Completing Natural-Looking, Full-Mouth, Screw-Retained Restorations

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Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

Luke Kahng, CDT, discusses working with both zirconia and PMMA and when each material should be used. He walks attendees through the entire full-mouth implant process, step-by-step, and provides high-level information regarding the benefits of using Amann Girrbach’s Ceramill M-Gin and Full Denture Prosthetics technology to maximize case success and predictability.

Credits
Approved for 1 Scientific credit

Session

Friday · 11:00am - 12:00pm
Grand Ballroom CD South · East Tower, Gold Level Level

Speaker

Luke Kahng

Owner at LSK 121 Dental Prosthetics · Naperville, IL

Luke Kahng, CDT, is the owner of LSK121 Oral Prosthetics, and specializes in high-end ceramic restorations. He has served on several major dental journal boards as a contributing member and invented the Chairside Shade Guide,...

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Amann Girrbach North America, LP

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