Digital dentistry continues to evolve rapidly, creating new opportunities for clinicians to improve efficiency, esthetics, and patient outcomes. Whether you're looking to master anterior restorations, improve your finishing techniques, expand into implant workflows, or strengthen your overall CAD/CAM knowledge, ongoing education remains one of the best investments you can make in your practice.

This year, Dr. James Klim is offering a series of virtual and hands-on courses designed to help dentists develop practical skills they can immediately implement in daily practice.

This video highlights the effectiveness of MIYO 850, as a one-step exercise for cyrstalization and MiYO stain/glaze for one firing.

CEREC parameters are designed to help the software run smoothly and to optimize both the proposal and the milling process.

Here in this tutorial video, I’ll demonstrate the BioJaw approach for aesthetic multiple restorations within the CEREC software.

With over four decades of experience, I’ve discovered an easy-to-apply finishing varnish for acrylics called Palaseal. It works exceptionally well to achieve a "glaze-like" finish on printed provisionals and can be easily cured during the printing curing phase. This video demonstrates my technique for applying Palaseal to printed provisionals.

This video showcases my Exocad workflow for a simple smile basic wax-up.