Trios by 3Shape Advanced Training and Intro to Full Digital Workflow Objectives:

1. To understand the additional functionality of the digital scanner beyond simple scanning and provide insight into the procedures that can be incorporated into a practice by diving into the expanded functionality.
2. To understand the basics of moving to an expanded or full digital workflow with the incorporation of in-house design and/or 3D Printing or milling.

Teaching Methods: Lecture instruction, guided self-scanning and design applications, and guided computer instruction to send models to printer Materials and Speakers are Subject to Change DAY 1 Morning Session:

• Fundamentals of Digital Impressions
• Understand how to quickly capture and accurately render full arch cases
• How and what to delegate to team members
• Mastery of single unit impressions, complex cases, and learn how to stage of full arch cases
• Managing errors introduced in imaging
• Learn all of the advantages of digital impressions over analog and how you can function independent of time and sequence and how you can take advantage of the editable and additive features of intra-oral scans

Sample Video of Content at Course

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  Afternoon Session:

1 PM – 3:15 PM Kaila Larsen  Basic Training for doctors and team members 

• Navigating the software interface, features, and reviewing software tools start to finish
• Basic Case Setup- Crown/Bridge/Implant
• Scanning workflows/techniques
• Adding/Sending to labs via communicate portal

3:30 PM – 5 PM Andrew Sedler – Implant Restorations

• Implant Studio
• Digital implant restorations
• Design single units, copy cases, and custom abutments from scan bodies
• Digital Dentures

Day 2 Morning Session: Dr. Armen Mirzayan

• Merging intra-oral scans with CT scans
• Guided Surgery

Afternoon Session :  Ms. Mary Holliday

• 3Shape Apps
• Implant Studio- Implant Planning

CE Credits: 14 Presenter-Dr. Armen Mirzayan Armen Mirzayan graduated from Northwestern Dental School in 1998 and completed his General Practice residency at the Queen’s Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. He met his wife, Dr. Jean Lee-Mirzayan in dental school and they started a practice together in downtown Los Angeles. Early in his career, Dr. Mirzayan believed that there was little chance that he (and the industry as a whole) would continue to practice analog dentistry for too long, and he eventually purchased a CEREC system in January of 2001. Since then, he has used every version of the CEREC, and has milled on more than a dozen different chairside milling machines. He is also well versed in CBCT technologies and has had a unit in his own practice since 2009. Since then, he has trained well over 10,000 dentists in the use of CAD/CAM, CBCT and guided implant technologies. In addition to private practice, he co-founded www.cerecdoctors.com; the original site that fostered a training/social network for the community of digital dentists, and essentially set the tone for the growth that the industry enjoys today. In 2013, Dr. Mirzayan founded CAD-Ray to serve as a center for teaching dentists guided surgery techniques and how to fabricate surgical guides. Since its inception, CAD-Ray has manufactured over 35,000 surgical guides and counting. It wasn’t until 2018 that the distribution arm of CAD-Ray was formed, which focuses on the distribution of reliable, efficient digital dentistry options as well as focused training and support for those technologies. These days, Dr. Mirzayan spends most of his professional time in three ways. First, he travels the country teaching intraoral scanning, digital dentistry shortcuts and advanced dental techniques in his role as the clinical education director for CAD-Ray. Second, he rigorously tests new digital (dental) equipment; evaluating each product for reliability and durability to see if they are worthy of joining the CAD-Ray portfolio of supported products. Third, he still practices dentistry; both as a way of staying fresh, and also to test out new techniques and product innovations. His favorite part of the business is knowing that the strong majority of practicing CAD-Ray customers use their equipment on a daily basis.