Digital Dentistry Society Magazine Issue 11 / 2026
About this magazine
DDS MAG is the official magazine of the Digital Dentistry Society, created to provide dental professionals with practical, clinically focused content on the rapidly evolving world of digital dentistry. Published quarterly and available in digital format, the magazine serves as an educational resource that bridges scientific innovation with day-to-day clinical practice.
Released quarterly, each issue features articles written by internationally recognized clinicians, researchers, and educators, covering topics such as intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM workflows, digital implantology, prosthodontics, orthodontics, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, virtual reality, and other emerging technologies transforming modern dentistry.
Since its launch in 2023, DDS MAG has grown into a widely followed publication within the digital dentistry community, offering a combination of scientific insights, practical guidance, and real-world clinical applications.
Why Read DDS MAG?
- Stay up to date with the latest innovations in digital dentistry, including AI-powered diagnostics, digital workflows, advanced imaging, and additive manufacturing technologies.
- Learn from detailed clinical case studies that demonstrate how digital technologies are applied in everyday practice.
- Discover practical workflows and treatment protocols from leading clinicians and DDS-certified speakers around the world.
- Access interviews, industry updates, congress news, educational opportunities, and insights into future trends shaping the profession.
- Gain exposure to interdisciplinary perspectives spanning implantology, prosthodontics, orthodontics, restorative dentistry, esthetics, and dental technology.
This is Issue #11 from 2026.
This issue centers on AI-integrated digital dentistry, with heavy emphasis on AI-assisted implant planning and CAD/3D-printing workflows, plus the unveiling of the new 2026–2027 DDS Board and an invite to the DDS State of the Art Conference 2026 (Antwerp, Oct 16–17).
Case Reports (9 total) — mostly clinical, covering 3D-printed implant solutions, feldspathic/composite veneer digital workflows, autotransplantation of canines, bone regeneration (OsteoBiol), pressed composite technique, head-position planning (BEM-ARC), and three AI-driven implant/CAD workflow cases (by Tony Bader; Fabrizia & Giuseppe Luongo; and Ziad Salameh et al.).
Interviews — "A Coffee with Ken" feature, a piece on the evolving role of dental hygienists in digital workflows, and an introduction to "2P2S" biological implantology.
Check out all the past issues here: www.digital-dentistry.org/mag
