In this Digital Dentistry Decoded podcast episode, host Dr. Ahmad Al-Hassiny interviews Max Milz from Dentsply Sirona to discuss the differences between 3D printing and milling in dentistry.

The experts explore the strengths of each technology, their common applications, and future advancements. Milz explains that printing is currently used for temporary solutions, while milling dominates permanent applications. Real-world usage statistics reveal that models, surgical guides, and night guards are the most common 3D printing applications, while crowns are the primary focus of milling. The episode concludes with advice on adopting these technologies, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience and understanding the complete workflow.

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