Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art
What is Lapidary?
Lapidary is the art of cutting and polishing stone. Lapidary has its roots in prehistory, as early humans began fashioning tools and weapons from stone. In time, these techniques were also used for items of personal adornment. Stone carving evolved as an art in many cultures throughout the world.
During the 1950s, lapidary became a popular hobby in the United States. Hobbyists enjoyed cutting and polishing gemstones and mounting them in prefabricated jewelry settings or in metalwork of their own creation (silversmithing). Primarily, lapidary hobbyists enjoyed creating two types of stonework: cabochons and faceted stones.
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We offer a variety of courses focused on Digital Dentistry:
Level 1 – One Day Regional Intra-Oral Scanning by one of our mentors. Introductory level courses that give you and a team member the confidence to scan an arch in under a minute.
Level 2– Two day hands-on training course for Medit i500 users on digital imaging and unleashing its full potential
Level 3 -Two day hands-on training on digital restoration designs and manufacturing, utilizing our CAD-Ray Design Software and all of your milling options, including milling titanium abutments or ceramics to tibases
Level 4 – Two day hands-on Digital Implantology Course from guided surgery to iCam and Medit Training and on implementing CT technology into your practice, focusing on guided surgery and apnea treatment
We frequently attend conferences and trade shows around the country
Advanced Technology Center is a Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for FAGD/MAGD credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by any regulatory authority or AGD endorsement. October 1, 2019 to September 30, 2023 Provider ID# 337070
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CAD-Ray Event Cancellation Policy
CAD-Ray plans classes well in advance, so funds are usually captured for the preparation and arrangement of venues, food, materials and marketing for each event. In the event that an attendee must cancel, we ask to be notified at least 24 hours prior to the start of the event, or CAD-Ray reserves the right to keep the attendance fee to cover non-recoupable expenses already laid out by the organization.