Attendees will receive an introduction to the Midas ecosystem through expert-led presentations and practical hands-on training aimed at supporting predictable clinical outcomes while improving efficiency and profitability. Dr Renne said: “3D printing isn’t the future—it’s happening now. Clinicians who master these workflows today will influence the next decade.”

The London stop will also feature a Pro 2 lecture and live printing demonstration, offering clinicians the opportunity to explore complementary workflows and advanced applications. The bonus session will highlight how SprintRay’s Pro 2 3D printer can expand chairside capabilities alongside the core Midas workflow.

Patrick Thurm, managing director and general manager of SprintRay Europe, said: “For many years, single-visit restorative dentistry has been confined to a relatively small number of practices. By bringing together developments in scanning, additive manufacturing and material science within a coherent workflow, it is now becoming more accessible to a wider group of clinicians. The emphasis is on establishing a reliable and reproducible pathway to same-day restorative care, supported by education and clear clinical protocols.”

More information about the programme and registration can be found at sprintray.com.