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 is an update video after spending the day up in my digital studio. It's the golden hour here at the Homestead, and honestly, this is often when I feel the most inspired.

This video presentation will demonstrate my CEREC workflow for anterior BioCopy restorations. We will be designing two central incisors using the BioCopy technique, and I will review the critical aspects that make BioCopy successful.

Having a predictable technique for correcting an open contact chairside has become one of the most valuable skill sets in ceramic and zirconia chariside dentistry. Learn this simple technique.

In this video, I walk through the steps of micro-texturing a zirconia canine restoration to blend naturally with the adjacent ceramic lateral incisor. The goal is to create harmony between two different restorative materials while maintaining a consistent appearance across the smile.

This tutorial will walk through the process of dialing in occlusion with both the PrimeMill and the MCXL, helping you better understand how parameters, calibration, and milling strategies work together to create predictable restorative outcomes.