Dental technicians
Extend your design repertoire across fixed, implant-supported and removable work.

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With Max Ashortia
Course information
Develop your EXOCAD skills through a sequence of restorative, implant and removable-design exercises.
Begin with core tools, then extend your workflow to functional design, digital records and more demanding structures.
Who this course is for
Software-focused education for the laboratory and the dental practice.
Extend your design repertoire across fixed, implant-supported and removable work.
Understand the design stages behind your restorative workflow.
Start with the basics and revisit individual exercises as your experience grows.
Dental CAD in practice
Connect individual tools into a complete design sequence.
Move from case setup and anatomy to functional checks and more complex constructions. Revisit the relevant lesson while developing your own software skills.
One software environment. A broader design toolkit.
What you’ll learn
01Study anatomical form, restorative geometry and the tools used to refine a design.
02Explore the relationship between preparation geometry, insertion direction and the restoration being designed.
Bring articulation, esthetic planning and supporting digital models into the workflow.
Progress beyond individual restorations to implant frameworks and removable designs.
A broader design toolkit
Build on foundational tools as the design requirements become more complex.
Course curriculum
Review the complete lesson list and available runtimes.
Digital DentistryYour instructor
Certified EXOCAD educator and CAD/CAM specialist
Max Ashortia leads CAD/CAMschool and teaches dental design software. He created the ASHORTIA tooth library included in EXOCAD, bringing a practical digital-laboratory perspective to his teaching.
Your learning experience
Follow 25 lessons at your own pace, with individual durations to help plan your study.
Watch design exercises and revisit the tools used at each stage.
Download the available videos and materials for offline study.
Revisit individual design exercises when a relevant project comes up.
Watch lessons on desktop, tablet or mobile. Practical design work requires your own software setup.
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Yes. Course videos and included learning materials can be downloaded for offline review.
No. Your purchase includes lifetime access, so you can learn at your own pace and revisit the course.
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Yes. A certificate of completion is provided after you complete the course requirements.
DentalEDX uses a digital-first learning model that reduces traditional education and distribution costs, making clinical education more accessible worldwide.
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Ready when you are
Follow the course at your pace with lifetime access.