1. Know the main classes of materials used in digital dental workflows. 2. Understand properties and clinical indications of milled or printed materials. 3. Understand post-processing steps depending on the technology used (sintering, polymerization, etc.). 4. Distinguish materials suitable for dental prostheses, implant restorations, and orthodontic devices. 5. Develop critical thinking for material selection based on clinical performance, biocompatibility, and available scientific evidence. 5. Développer un esprit critique sur le choix des matériaux en fonction de leur performance clinique, de leur biocompatibilité et des données scientifiques disponibles.

Temps présentiel : 12 heures

Charge de travail étudiant : 13 heures

Méthode(s) d'évaluation : Examen final

Référence :
• Monolithic Materials 1 • Monolithic Materials 2 • Zirconia: Post-processing • Printed Materials • Printed Materials: Post-processing • Implant Dentistry: Overview of Abutments and Restorations • Materials for Digital Dental Prostheses • Materials for Orthodontic Appliances