Chairside Power: Immediate Indirect Restorations w/ 3D Printing

Chairside Power: Immediate Indirect Restorations with 3D Printing in 2025

This course provides evidence-based education on integrating chairside 3D printing technology for immediate indirect restorations, emphasizing clinical decision-making, material science advances, and strategic implementation considerations.

Target Audience: General dentists, prosthodontists, restorative specialists
Format: Online webinar
Recommended CE Hours: 1 hour

Learning Objectives:

• Explore the evolution of 3D printing technology, including DPS (Digital Pressed Stereolithography), multi-material workflows, and how today’s material science is reshaping aesthetics and strength.
• Analyze a partial coverage restoration case study using the Medit scanner & software, SprintRay Midas printer, and Ivoclar adhesive protocols.
• Evaluate clinical indications and contraindications for chairside 3D printing to determine appropriate case selection criteria.

Privacy Policy:

By registering for this continuing education activity, you grant SKDLA and its educational collaborators permission to contact you regarding future learning opportunities and clinical education announcements. Attendees are responsible for checking with their state or provincial dental boards to confirm CE credit recognition and authorized procedures in their jurisdiction.
The perspectives shared reflect individual speakers’ experiences and do not necessarily represent official SKDLA views. Participants should use professional judgment and verify information accuracy before clinical application. SKDLA and its contributors do not assume liability for clinical outcomes related to material use or interpretation.

Disclosure Statement:

This educational activity is not commercially supported. SKDLA laboratory professionals and clinical educators affirm no financial conflicts of interest beyond their SKDLA employment or ownership. SKDLA provides evidence-based, unbiased laboratory education grounded in peer-reviewed research and clinical best practices. Presenters will disclose relevant affiliations and encourage discussion of varied laboratory techniques and restoration approaches to ensure balanced educational content without commercial bias toward specific SKDLA product lines.

Cancellation and Refund Policy:

Please note that registrations for this activity are non-cancellable and non-refundable. We appreciate your understanding as this policy allows SKDLA to maintain accessible pricing for high-quality laboratory education while supporting our Centers of Excellence in Orange County, Los Angeles, and Riverside.