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Warping is one of the most frustrating challenges in resin 3D printing—turning carefully prepared projects into distorted failures. In this episode, we break down the root causes of resin print deformation, from incorrect exposure settings and unstable temperatures to poor support strategies and material selection. You’ll learn how to
Poor curing is not a minor technical flaw, but an ecological issue. We discuss residual monomers, IPA consumption, plaque affinity, and why process stability is the single most powerful lever for a truly green dental 3D‑printing workflow.
Foreign body aspiration in adults is often considered rare and limited to small objects—but the literature tells a far more dramatic story. This episode explores the largest foreign bodies ever reported in the adult airway, based on a comprehensive review of nearly a century of medical case reports. From a 23‑centimeter wooden branch to voluminous dental prostheses, we examine how such extreme cases occur, why tracheostoma patients are at particular risk, and what these cases reveal about airway anatomy, clinical decision‑making, and the limits of endoscopic removal.
3D printing has rapidly transformed the dental industry, offering new levels of precision, efficiency, and customization. In this podcast, we explore how additive manufacturing is reshaping modern dentistry
This podcast explores the intertwined history of two of the most influential pharmaceutical substances of the modern era: aspirin and heroin. Originating in the late 19th century at the laboratories of Bayer, both drugs were initially celebrated as medical breakthroughs.
Sintering turns soft zirconia into strong dental restorations – but small mistakes can ruin them. In this quick episode, we cover what to watch for.
What are the new zirconia materials and what is the difference between the different generations
Special Edition - the story is about why you should brush your teeth and what Tinka is doing during the Christmas night
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