The program was built around hands-on practice with actual equipment, covering the workflow that connects intraoral scan data directly to in-office output. The company established a dedicated education team for this hands-on seminar, and this event marks its first run.
The program consisted of three sessions. Prof. Seongtaek Kim led "TMD Treatment Using a 3D-Printed Splint." Dr. Jonghyun chung presented "Implant Immediate Loading." Dr. Joonkee Hong led "Veneer Consultation and Aesthetic Treatment Using AI Simulation." All 20 participants took part in all three sessions.
Prof. Kim's session covered a maxillary full-arch Michigan-type splint. Participants practiced order option selection, glazing, intraoral try-in and occlusal adjustment.
Dr. Chung's session began with seating a multi-unit abutment (MUA) on the practice model and connecting a scan body. This was followed by a full-arch scan and 3D printing. After post-processing steps including cleaning, support removal and post-curing, participants tried the printed restoration on the model and evaluated its fit.
Dr. Hong's session was conducted by trying an After-look, used for veneer consultation, on a patient model. The practice used a ceramic resin scheduled for release.
CEO Jinwoo Ji said the program was built around participants' hands-on experience given that it was the first such event. He added that the company plans to continue holding hands-on seminars.
Gloud will run three hands-on sessions on the same topics at GAMEX 2026, held September 19–20 at COEX. All three sessions are fully booked.
Founded in 2020, Gloud is a dental digital workflow solutions company. It supplies justscan, a real-time platform for producing restorations and oral appliances, and just print, a 3D printer for dental practices. As of the first half of 2026, the company has partnered with more than 350 dental clinics nationwide, with cumulative output exceeding 130,000 units.
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