https://forum.adee.org/ Thu, 04 Jun 2026 01:10:41 +0000 MyBB https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=80 Fri, 08 May 2026 15:51:01 +0000 Nagham Katif]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=80 The 3D Print Resource library has been launched! You can find student guides for the prepCheck software by DentsplySirona. A software that analyses the students' preparation for feedback purposes, or you can use it as an assessment tool.

There are also 2 STL files for the Block exercise that were created by Ed Williams (Cardiff University) to support undergraduate students in developing foundational preclinical skills essential for crown preparations.]]> The 3D Print Resource library has been launched! You can find student guides for the prepCheck software by DentsplySirona. A software that analyses the students' preparation for feedback purposes, or you can use it as an assessment tool.

There are also 2 STL files for the Block exercise that were created by Ed Williams (Cardiff University) to support undergraduate students in developing foundational preclinical skills essential for crown preparations.]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=76 Fri, 27 Sep 2024 10:06:45 +0000 Edowain]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=76
Can I ask if you can post the SOP's developded for the use of the phozen printers, we are looking into purchasing them and your protocols would be most beneficial.
Thanks again for your enthusiasm, dedication to your teaching and great presentations.
KR
Ed]]>
Can I ask if you can post the SOP's developded for the use of the phozen printers, we are looking into purchasing them and your protocols would be most beneficial.
Thanks again for your enthusiasm, dedication to your teaching and great presentations.
KR
Ed]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=75 Wed, 25 Sep 2024 08:11:07 +0000 RosaML]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=75
We are looking into buying a 3D printer to start printing teeth for our students to use on the phantom heads to be able to make them to what we really need. However we are unsure what type of printer would be the best one to use. Ideally we would like to be able to print in different colours (enamel, dentine, caries, pulp). 
Would you be able to advise on which printers work best for this?

Thank you for you help!

Rosa]]>
We are looking into buying a 3D printer to start printing teeth for our students to use on the phantom heads to be able to make them to what we really need. However we are unsure what type of printer would be the best one to use. Ideally we would like to be able to print in different colours (enamel, dentine, caries, pulp). 
Would you be able to advise on which printers work best for this?

Thank you for you help!

Rosa]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=73 Wed, 04 Sep 2024 15:42:57 +0000 Edowain]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=73 Hi Members,
This Research category is for you to use to discus, via posts and replies, for any educational teaching subject relating to the use of 3D teaching material relating to research that either has been completed and is of use to the community or if you have a broad strokes idea for a collaborative research topic that you want to open to the community to engage with. NOrmal protocols IP etc. apply 

Until we populate the site we won't know what works or doesn't and we can't grow, so please start posting so we can work towards a useful resource for all our members and their institutions.

I look forward to seeing what threads are started here.


Ed 

Community Admin]]> Hi Members,
This Research category is for you to use to discus, via posts and replies, for any educational teaching subject relating to the use of 3D teaching material relating to research that either has been completed and is of use to the community or if you have a broad strokes idea for a collaborative research topic that you want to open to the community to engage with. NOrmal protocols IP etc. apply 

Until we populate the site we won't know what works or doesn't and we can't grow, so please start posting so we can work towards a useful resource for all our members and their institutions.

I look forward to seeing what threads are started here.


Ed 

Community Admin]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=72 Tue, 03 Sep 2024 14:39:17 +0000 Edowain]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=72 This Teaching category is for you to use to discus, via posts and replies, for any educational teaching subject relating to the use of 3D teaching material.
Whether it is a post of what you are using and finding really sucsessful e.g. some software that allows students to learn denture design, CAD/CAM etc. or some  challenge you have for an idea to teach e.g you want to make a model to show retention principles but can't find a commercial version of what you want and you ask the community of someone has such a model, or is interested in designing in collaboration etc.

Until we populate the site we won't know what works or doesn't and we can't grow, so please start posting so we can work towards a useful resource for all our members and their institutions.

I look forward to seeing what threads are started here.


Ed 

Community Admin]]> This Teaching category is for you to use to discus, via posts and replies, for any educational teaching subject relating to the use of 3D teaching material.
Whether it is a post of what you are using and finding really sucsessful e.g. some software that allows students to learn denture design, CAD/CAM etc. or some  challenge you have for an idea to teach e.g you want to make a model to show retention principles but can't find a commercial version of what you want and you ask the community of someone has such a model, or is interested in designing in collaboration etc.

Until we populate the site we won't know what works or doesn't and we can't grow, so please start posting so we can work towards a useful resource for all our members and their institutions.

I look forward to seeing what threads are started here.


Ed 

Community Admin]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=54 Thu, 27 Apr 2023 14:30:25 +0000 fatimamiller]]> https://forum.adee.org/showthread.php?tid=54

Working group 3D Print/Scan/Create, supports and maintains our Community Forum dedicated to discussing topics related to 3D in a Dental education setting. This Forum was created to promote effective communication and sharing of information in the field. It will cover issues such as curricula development, education in specific world regions, opportunities for collaboration, research education-related topics, and industry collaborations. To ensure that this Forum remains a safe and respectful place for everyone to participate, we ask that all members undertake the following code of conduct and guidelines:
 

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3. Stay on topic: Keep discussions focused on 3D printing, 3D scanning or 3D manipulation relating to material for Dental Educational topics. Sub forum space for file sharing and machinery/software tips should be used accordingly. Avoid off-topic discussions or irrelevant comments.
   
4. Use appropriate language: Abstain from using profanity or any other offensive language. Remember that this is a public Forum, and members of all ages may be present.
   
5. Provide helpful and constructive feedback: Please be constructive and respectful in your delivery if you have feedback or criticism. Provide solutions and alternatives when possible.
   
6. No spamming or self-promotion: Do not use the Forum to advertise your products or services. If you have something relevant to share, please do so in a helpful and informative manner.
   
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8. Report any inappropriate behaviour: If you witness any inappropriate behaviour, harassment, or other violations of the code of conduct, please report it to the Forum moderators immediately.
   
9. All posts must be written in English: To ensure that all participants can understand and engage with the discussions, we require that all forum posts be written in English. This helps to facilitate communication and knowledge sharing across diverse backgrounds and cultures. Also, moderators need to understand everything written to ensure it’s appropriate.
   

 
By participating in the ADEE 3D Forum, you agree to abide by these guidelines and the code of conduct. Failure to do so may result in removing your post or comment or suspending or terminating your account.

Thank you for being a part of our community!]]>

Working group 3D Print/Scan/Create, supports and maintains our Community Forum dedicated to discussing topics related to 3D in a Dental education setting. This Forum was created to promote effective communication and sharing of information in the field. It will cover issues such as curricula development, education in specific world regions, opportunities for collaboration, research education-related topics, and industry collaborations. To ensure that this Forum remains a safe and respectful place for everyone to participate, we ask that all members undertake the following code of conduct and guidelines:
 

1. Cite sources: When sharing information, or ideas from others, provide citations and credit to the original authors. Avoid plagiarism by ensuring all content you post is either your own or properly attributed.
   
2. Respect others: Treat all members with kindness and respect. This includes refraining from personal attacks, insults, or any other form of harassment or discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or any other characteristic.
   
3. Stay on topic: Keep discussions focused on 3D printing, 3D scanning or 3D manipulation relating to material for Dental Educational topics. Sub forum space for file sharing and machinery/software tips should be used accordingly. Avoid off-topic discussions or irrelevant comments.
   
4. Use appropriate language: Abstain from using profanity or any other offensive language. Remember that this is a public Forum, and members of all ages may be present.
   
5. Provide helpful and constructive feedback: Please be constructive and respectful in your delivery if you have feedback or criticism. Provide solutions and alternatives when possible.
   
6. No spamming or self-promotion: Do not use the Forum to advertise your products or services. If you have something relevant to share, please do so in a helpful and informative manner.
   
7. Do not share personal information: Do not share personal information about yourself or others, such as addresses, phone numbers, or email addresses.
   
8. Report any inappropriate behaviour: If you witness any inappropriate behaviour, harassment, or other violations of the code of conduct, please report it to the Forum moderators immediately.
   
9. All posts must be written in English: To ensure that all participants can understand and engage with the discussions, we require that all forum posts be written in English. This helps to facilitate communication and knowledge sharing across diverse backgrounds and cultures. Also, moderators need to understand everything written to ensure it’s appropriate.
   

 
By participating in the ADEE 3D Forum, you agree to abide by these guidelines and the code of conduct. Failure to do so may result in removing your post or comment or suspending or terminating your account.

Thank you for being a part of our community!]]>