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"ask dentona" offers compact tutorials for small and large challenges in everyday laboratory work. From 3D printing and CAD/CAM milling to working with plaster, the current and upcoming tutorials provide quick answers and practical tips. Short, precise and to the point; for all those who are looking for directly realisable help in the laboratory without a lengthy explanation. In this series of articles, we summarise the most important tips from the 3D printing tutorials. From material selection to troubleshooting in the event of misprints, you will find everything here that makes 3D printing in the dental laboratory easier and more efficient.

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  • Two round, white 3D pro-zir Ultra zirconia blanks for dental applications. The front blank is marked ‘Colour: A1’, ‘Height: 18mm’, ‘CE 0197’ and the ‘ Aidite ’ logo on a light grey surface.
    Why we’re switching to Aidite 3D Pro zir Ultra
    Pia Kulas | 30 August 2026
    You don’t simply replace a material that has proven itself in the laboratory. You develop it further. That is exactly what Aidite has done with 3D Pro...
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  • Around 15 people are standing in a modern, bright room, looking left towards the speaker. A man in a light blue jacket gestures before a large blue board with a world map and text like ‘VISION’. Certificates are visible on the right.
    Recap: Why we travel all the way to China with our customers
    9 July 2026
    27 dental technicians, a week in China and countless new experiences: together with our long-standing partner Aidite, we at dentona organised a custom...
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  • A blonde woman with short hair is speaking on stage whilst wearing a headset. On the left, members of the audience are seated at a table. The ‘ dentona ’ logo is visible in the background.
    That was d.connect 2026: Anything is possible. So what next?
    6 July 2026
    Fully booked. Inspiring discussions. And plenty of new perspectives.  Dental technology has probably never been as advanced as it is today. Tha...
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  • LabMag cover: black top with logo + “dentona’s magazine for dental technology”; red bottom with “Who will be copying whom in future?” and “Dental technology in 2026 – an uncomfortable question”.
    LabMag: Who will be copying whom in the future?
    Julian Schaumann | 2 July 2026
    Artificial intelligence, automation, digital processes – we’ve covered these topics many times before. And yes: here we go again. Not because AI is a ...
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  • LabMagazin front cover: Dark grey top with white LabMag logo and ‘dentona’s magazine for dental technology’. Red section with articles ‘Next-gen dental technology’, ‘Dental prostheses: price or prospects’ and ‘The blind spot’. Email icon bottom right.
    LabMag: Between everyday lab life, high standards and change
    Julian Schaumann | 16 June 2026
    There are plenty of new products. What is rarely discussed honestly, however, are the tangible changes behind them. A digital magazine from dentona ad...
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  • A lecture in a large hall, viewed from the back of the audience. A speaker stands by a large screen, presenting on machine learning. The ceiling has red lights, pipes and ventilation ducts; the audience listens attentively.
    d.connect 2026: Anything is possible. So what now?
    Julian Schaumann | 12 June 2026
    Dental technology is changing. With d.connect, dentona is creating a space for honest discussion about technologies, workplace culture and the future ...
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