Watch this Spanish-language webinar with English subtitles to see how PolyJetTM full-color 3D printing for dentistry, TrueDent® material, and digital workflows for treatment planning are helping clinics and laboratories improve precision, aesthetics, and communication.
Dr. Jacobo Somoza shares real clinical cases from JS Institute, showing how realistic printed models and monolithic prosthetics can support treatment planning, patient communication, and more predictable restorative outcomes.
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Dr. Jacobo Somoza Román is a dentist and specialist in aesthetic dentistry, educated at the Instituto Superior das Ciências da Saúde – Norte in Porto, Portugal, and the Faculty of Dentistry at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He is the Director of the Jacobo Somoza Institute and served as Professor of the Clinical Course of Implantology at the Autonomous University of Madrid. He is also a national and international lecturer on digital dentistry, aesthetics, and implantology, and a member of SEPES and SES.
María Daniela Rujano Sánchez is Sales Manager for Dental, Iberia & France at Stratasys, where she leads sales strategy and reseller development for dental digital manufacturing solutions. With a background in dentistry, marketing, and business development, she focuses on expanding the adoption of 3D printing in the dental sector through market strategy, customer support, and commercial growth. Her experience spans dental sales, oral care, and healthcare marketing, combining clinical understanding with a strong commercial and strategic mindset.
Miguel Vanegas Burgos is Sales Manager at Excelencia-Tech, where he focuses on B2B sales, business development, and the adoption of industrial 3D printing solutions. Based in Madrid, he has experience across sales engineering and professional 3D printing solutions, with a strong background in additive manufacturing and customer-driven technical sales. His work supports companies looking to integrate advanced 3D printing technologies into their production workflows.