2025 ADS Annual Conference: Chemical Hazards in 3D Printing - What Dental Pros Need to Know! (On-Demand)
As more dental practices and labs adopt 3D printing technology, they often overlook the chemical hazards that come with it. This presentation will highlight the risks associated with the use of isopropyl alcohol, resin, and other hazardous materials commonly used in 3D printing processes. Attendees will learn about the importance of proper storage, handling, and disposal of these chemicals to ensure a safe working environment. Additionally, the session will cover essential ventilation practices to prevent exposure to harmful fumes and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Equip your practice with the knowledge to safely integrate 3D printing technology while protecting the health and safety of your team.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Identify the chemical hazards associated with 3D printing in dentistry, including isopropyl alcohol, resin, and other hazardous materials.
- Demonstrate proper techniques for the safe storage, handling, and disposal of hazardous chemicals used in dental 3D printing.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of ventilation systems in dental labs to ensure safe air quality when using 3D printers and other related machinery.
Steps to Complete Course:
- Click on On-Demand Recording below and watch the video
- Complete the Assessment (requires a passing score of 70%)
- Complete the Evaluation
- Once you complete the Evaluation, you can find your CE Certificate under MY ACCOUNT > MY CERTIFICATES
Course Details
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Instructors
Gary Morgan, CDT, DAMAS, CQA/ASQ
Gary Morgan has been guiding businesses in implementing OSHA compliant employee health and safety programs since 2005. Gary received training in FDA quality systems requirements because of a desire to improve his own dental device manufacturing company. This experience has provided a unique understanding that enables him to help companies integrate compliance in a way that not only mitigates risk but also benefits the business. Gary became a Certified Dental Technician in 1991 and in 2015 obtained his Quality Auditor certification from the American Society for Quality. He performs safety and quality audits throughout the U.S and internationally.
Disclosures: No relevant financial relationships to disclose.
Kellie Thimmes, BS, DISIPC, CIC
Kellie Thimmes is an expert in water science and dental waterline compliance, with over a decade of experience educating the industry. She has helped more than 12,000 dental practices across the country achieve safe water and peace of mind. As the Director of Education at ProEdge Dental Water Labs, Kellie has led the way in shaping the standard for proper waterline maintenance, consulting with the largest DSOs in the nation to elevate their infection control programs. Her passion for waterline safety, combined with her deep technical expertise, has made her one of the most trusted voices in the field. Known for her relatable teaching style and her commitment to making complex science easy to understand, Kellie is driven by a mission to protect both dental teams and patients. Whether she’s speaking on a national stage, training compliance advisors, or working with individual practices, Kellie’s passion and knowledge of waterlines is truly unmatched in the industry.
Disclosures: No relevant financial relationships to disclose.