Ep. 797 - The 3D Printer That Could Replace Your Mill

Viva Learning Podcasts | DentalTalk™ by Viva Learning LLC

Aug 24, 202600:39:00Science & Medicine

What if you could hand a patient their finished crown before they even leave the chair — and it cost you $22 to make? Chairside 3D printing is no longer a future concept; it is happening right now in high-volume practice...

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