Zirkonzahn’s ‘The Full Power of Zirkonzahn.Modifier – Digital Design Advantages’ lecture tour is taking place from 10 to 12 March in Brighton, London and Milton Keynes.
With the title ‘The Full Power of Zirkonzahn.Modifier – Digital Design Advantages’, Zirkonzahn has announced a new lecture tour in the UK for 2026. The first tour will take place from 10 to 12 March in Brighton, London and Milton Keynes, with MDT Alexader Lichtmannegger as lecturer. This year’s topic will explore the company’s advanced design software, Zirkonzahn.Modifier, illustrating its latest features and seamless integration within the treatment workflows.
Zirkonzahn.Modifier was developed specifically for digital dental technology. By presenting two real patient cases, the lecturer will highlight how the software opens up entirely new pathways for digital designs, offering an intuitive and modular workflow that does not bind dental technicians to rigid project structures, but leaves them maximum flexibility.
What are the benefits of attending the lecture tour?
Following the cases step-by-step, participants will be able to observe, amongst others, how the software’s cutting-edge algorithms offer exceptionally natural and functional tooth setups that go far beyond standard solutions. They will also gain insight into the high level of automation and flexibility in data processing and editing.
The lecturer will explain, for example, how intraoral and laboratory scans can be automatically positioned in digital articulators, allowing occlusion and function to be evaluated directly during the design process. He will also illustrate how changes can be applied immediately within the ongoing project, and how models, constructions and scan data can be edited and adjusted in real time.
Features of Zirkonzahn.Modifier
As part of the case workflows, some of the software’s powerful modules with their functions will also be outlined, such as the Boolean Operations function, allowing to cut or connect individual elements for maximum design freedom, the JawAligner function, for the plaster-free articulation of digitally created models, or the Split function for creating bar and superstructure in a single step.
The new Bone Doctor module will also be shown, which enables the user to analyse the various skull bones by importing the patient’s DICOM data and obtain 3D files out of them. The presentation also includes the new Zirkonzahn.Archive add-on module and the Zirkonzahn.App – working in synchronisation with the intraoral scanner and the new Head Tracker digital facebow, as well as the new Colour Liquids Prettau Aquarell Boost.
The two-hour lecture is open to both dental technicians and dentists and meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C. Participation is free, but registration is mandatory. Places are limited.
For more information and registration, click here or contact: Carmen Ausserhofer (T: +39 0474 066 662, carmen.ausserhofer@zirkonzahn.com) or Jasmin Oberstaller (T: +39 0474 066 735, jasmin.oberstaller@zirkonzahn.com).
This article is sponsored by Zirkonzahn.
