Light in Dentistry IRIS Dubai 2025
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Ready to see dentistry in a whole new light? 🌟
“It’s All About Light in Dentistry,” shows you how light shapes modern practice:
📸 Photography & Social Media – mirrorless workflows for color-true, scroll-stopping images
🎨 Shade-Matching – visual vs digital, from VITA 3D-Master to EasyShade spectrophotometry
🔍 Diagnostics – transillumination, near-infrared, and cross-polarized shots that reveal what X-rays miss
💎 Restorative Materials – translucency, fluorescence, and curing light essentials
🔦 Working Lights & Loupes – high-CRI LEDs and coaxial spots for fatigue-free precision
💡 Lasers, Scanners & CAD/CAM – wavelength-driven tissue interaction and structured-light accuracy
🖨️ 3-D Printing – UV/DLP photopolymerization for in-office splints, guides, and models
Whether you’re capturing, diagnosing, cutting, curing, or printing, mastering light is the secret to predictable results and delighted patients. Hit play and let your dentistry shine.
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