The Future of 3D Printing in Dentistry: Resin vs. Ceramics with Dr. Ahmed Korayem
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The Future of 3D Printing in Dentistry: Resin vs. Ceramics with Dr. Ahmed Korayem
117 просмотров · 8 дней назад
Designed by a dentist
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117 просмотров · 8 дней назад
In this podcast episode, Dr. Mossad Soliem sits down with Dr. Ahmed Korayem to discuss the shift toward 3D printing in modern dentistry — and what that shift actually means clinically. 🦷
From advocating for resin composites in the early 2000s to developing digital and 3D smile workflows, Dr. Korayem shares how his approach to restorative dentistry has evolved alongside the technology. 💡
The conversation covers:
🖨 3D printing vs. traditional ceramic milling
🦷 E-max vs. printable hybrid resins
⚠️ Debonding and repairability
⏱️ Cost, time, and workflow considerations
💥 Bruxism and clenching
🌿 Why preserving natural tooth structure should remain a priority when choosing a restorative approach
More than a discussion about technology, this episode focuses on the clinical decisions behind using it.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS / CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro: Dr. Mossad Soliem Welcomes Dr. Ahmed Korayem
01:30 - Conservative Dentistry & The “Composite Lovers” Movement
06:10 - The Mindset of Dental Educators: Value, Fame & Finance
07:30 - From 2D Paper Designs to 3D Smile Design
10:00 - Bringing 3D Printers Into Daily Practice
12:30 - Dental Milling vs. 3D Printing: Cost, Time & Error Factors
14:00 - The Era of Permanent Printable Hybrid Resins
15:30 - E-Max Ceramics vs. 3D Printed Resins: Debonding & Repairability
17:00 - Biological Priorities: Bruxism, Clenching & Tooth Preservation
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