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Don Cornell Featured on Voices from the Bench

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This week’s episode features Don Cornell as he talks to Elvis & Barbara about creating the MiYO Esthetic System.

"It's amazing how far zirconia has come in our industry. There are monolithic crowns that have such good translucency that they rival lithium disilicate. But so many labs still layer them to get the desired results. Enter [MIYO](https://jensendental.com/miyo/). the liquid ceramic that is taking the lab industry by storm (a name of one of their translucent colors). Don Cornell saw a need to improve the monolithic zirconia crown. To make it better. To make it look more like a natural tooth. With the resources of [Jensen Dental](https://jensendental.com/) (already an expert in Zirconia and ceramics), Don was able to create a layering ceramic that gives the qualities of a natural tooth with less sacrifice of the crown material. Don talks about his early days, teaming up with Jensen, and how he and his team created MIYO." -- Voices from the Bench

 
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View our 2020 virtual education calendar to register for upcoming webinars and trainings, learn about upcoming Facebook Live broadcasts, and more!

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Join the MiYO Liquid Ceramic Users Group!

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Thousands of technicians around the world are using the MiYO® Liquid Ceramic System – and for good reason!

Back in October 2019, a unique MiYO® Liquid Ceramic Users group was created on Facebook with the intention of providing an unbiased peer endorsed platform for dental technicians to get real world in-lab answers to specific product questions, post casework and learn more about the revolutionary liquid ceramic system. Today that group is 2,150 members strong and growing daily.

Want to know how labs just like you have successfully implemented MiYO into their labs and what they do on daily basis to achieve esthetics so lifelike they rival natural dentition and tissue?

  • Join the MiYO Liquid Ceramic Group on Facebook TODAY to get peer-to-peer answers to simple things like:
  • What MiYO Colors or Structure material to use
  • How to best mix the MiYO Structure material to make it pliable
  • How to easily place and manipulate MiYO Color
  • What program settings are best for your make and model oven
  • Where you can purchase MIYO
  • Where you can take a hands on course
  • Basic tips and tricks on how to get THE BEST results quickly and easily with MiYO

PLEASE NOTE:

The MiYO Liquid Ceramic User’s Group was not created by Jensen Dental.
All content posted is from individuals around the world wanting to share their love for the system, the industry and dental technology in general.

Join the MiYO Liquid Ceramic Users Group!

FDLA Keynote: The Future of Digital & Esthetics in the Age of Monolithic Restorations

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Come see Don Cornell’s Keynote presentation during the Southern States Symposium & Expo!

The Future of Digital and Esthetics in the Age of Monolithic Restorations

Presented by: Don Cornell
Sponsored by: Jensen Dental

Friday, May 10, 2019
9:45am-11:45am

CAD/CAM continues to transform the dental industry. Beyond manufacturing, digital technologies are rapidly reshaping the way we diagnose, treatment plan and communicate. And rapid improvements in CAD/CAM materials have created a growing demand for monolithic restorations. With roughly 85% of all metal free restorations now monolithic, technicians must find new materials and techniques for achieving esthetic outcomes traditionally achieved with ceramic layering.

In this presentation, Mr. Cornell will demonstrate through several patient cases, the growing utility of digital technologies in the laboratory and the dental clinic, and the expanding role of the dental technologist as a result. He will also look critically at CAD/CAM materials, where we are today and where we are headed, and how to achieve exceptional esthetic outcomes with monolithic and minimally layered restorations.

Don Cornell

Mr. Cornell graduated from his Dental Technology Program in 1981. He worked in a small quality laboratory until opening his own lab in 1985. In 1988, Mr. Cornell began lecturing and teaching advanced ceramic techniques to dentists and technicians in the United States. In 1989, he moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to work with Dr. Robert Winter, where he stayed until 1993. Mr. Cornell now operates his laboratory in Madison, Connecticut. He has been extensively published in both dental and technical journals and has lectured and taught advanced ceramic techniques in more than thirty countries around the world to date.