James Klim, DDS

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igrhAot-vi4&t=342sThis tutorial is the first part of the stain & glaze trilogy series for the Ivoclar rapid e.max firing cycle (and it works for all the e.max firing cycles). Once the restoration is milled, the e.max posterior restoration is efficiently shaped for morphological refinement, surface texture, and surface finish using the Dr. James Klim Meisinger JK03 Lab bur kit specially designed for CEREC users. Klim Institute Online CEREC Training https://bit.ly/3a6hljO

Achieving knife-edge margins with CEREC milling and no chipping. Oh yes, we can! In this video, Dr. Klim will review the strategy behind milling seamless margins, even thin feather margins with NO CHIPPING. https://bit.ly/2kurQZo

Fortunately, when I do a CEREC workflow with multiple units or that is unique, I have a habit of saving the case (Save AS) before starting the software design flow. Having more than one file for a case can save the day! https://bit.ly/2JMLzNX

CEREC anterior design workflow. Combine BioCopy and Bio Jaw, optimizing the final mill with less post mill finishing. https://bit.ly/2JHKhUi

The Incisal Variation tool can provide a nice virtual finishing touch for anterior CEREC restorations. I really like this tool! Let find out how the Incisal Variation tool works! https://bit.ly/2LbwFml

When I use the Move Tool assets (Position and Scale), it is usually in the Adjust Morphology BioJaw feature of the CEREC software. This videos will demonstrate the indications when to use the CEREC chairside Move Tools. https://bit.ly/32dl8bl

This CEREC design tool saves me the most time in my clinical design theater. However, there is a must clinical requirement to make it work!. Let's find out what tool this is and save design time! https://bit.ly/2xwPc3B

Even with a fully automated model screen, there are four checks I use before proposing to assure restorative fit. This video will share my model screen hacks to save the day. Applicable for CEREC 4.61 and 5.0 versions. https://bit.ly/2FjaHZR

This coming fall, I will be adding a CEREC Rehab Channel to this site. For those with Omnicam, the 4.6 software will be the same applicable workflow. This video is a rehab overview in response to a question posted on the Ask Dr. Klim Forum. https://bit.ly/2I4Nqwx

There are a few adjustments to be made when integrating to Primescan tower, mouse support, touch screen, and a few hacks to work around early adopter glitches. This video will share the lastest Klim adjustments. https://bit.ly/2HYEqcE