Osseo Group is offering exclusive early Black Friday pricing across our most popular products. From now until midnight 30 November 2025, you can secure industry-leading packages complete with software, consumables, training and installation — at outstanding value.

To celebrate, Osseo Group is offering exclusive early Black Friday pricing across our most popular wet and dry milling systems. From today until midnight 30 November 2025 you can secure these industry-leading packages, complete with software, consumables, professional training, and full installation....at unbeatable value.

We’re proud to present our select range:Aconia 3D Master and Aconia 3D Ultra Zirconia for crowns, bridges, and full-arch frameworks, and Beleal lithium disilicate glass ceramic CAD blocks — available both as un-crystallised C14 and B40 (violet-coloured) blocks, and fully-crystallised (tooth-coloured) C14 blocks for chairside milling.

This fast-paced, practical workshop is designed for dentists and teams who own or are investing in an intraoral scanner and want a simple, reliable path to in-house manufacture. We’ll show you how to turn your scans into finished appliances and restorations using MSLA/DLP printing and chairside milling — covering splints, mouthguards, whitening trays, onlays/inlays, and single-unit crowns/bridges (provisional and definitive, material-dependent). You’ll learn when to print vs

This fast-paced, practical workshop is for dentists and teams who want a simple, reliable path to in-house manufacture. We’ll cover MSLA/DLP printing and chairside milling for splints, mouthguards, whitening trays, onlays/inlays, and single-unit crowns/bridges (provisional and definitive, material-dependent). You’ll learn when to print vs mill, how to keep costs down, and how to get consistent, patient-ready results without fuss.

Proper bonding of glass-ceramic restorations like IPS e.max, sinter-free lithium disilicate, and ZeroFire ceramics is critical to the success and longevity of the restoration. Every step — from cleaning and etching, to silane application, tooth bonding, and final cementation — must be done exactly according to the manufacturer’s instructions for each material used. Shortcuts, forgotten steps, or incorrect assumptions can lead to serious clinical failures.