Teacher Details
Nondas Vlachopoulos was born in Toronto, Canada. After moving to Greece, he graduated from the Dental Technology School in 1985. He received his BSc Hons from the Dental Technology School of the Technological Education Institute in 1989. In 1990, he founded his own laboratory called AestheticLab.
Since 2001, he has been the opinion leader in Greece regarding Noritake products. His own laboratory, AestheticLab, is now a pilot laboratory. He specializes in aesthetic implants and all-ceramic restorations and works in collaboration with the Departments of Prosthodontics and Surgery of the National and Kapodistirian Universities.
He has organized many seminars in the USA, Greece and Europe. He has given numerous presentations at many congresses and published a large number of scientific articles. He is a member of the Hellenic Dental Technology Practice and the Pan-Hellenic Dental Laboratory Federation.
For those curious about Nondas Vlachopoulos’ new MiLai porcelain system, “Nondas” will be at the Turkuaz Dental booth at IDEX 2025: Hall 5 | Stant M-04
Nondas’ live demonstrations will be on Kuraray Noritake’s new porcelain powder Milai:
Noritake CERABIEN™ MiLai and Taking Aesthetics to the Next Level with Micro-Layering
Noritake CERABIEN™ MiLai in Action: Elevating Aesthetics with Micro-Layering
Practical Topic: New Low-Temperature Porcelain (740 °C)
The furnace temperature of “CERABIEN™ MiLai” porcelain and in-makeup is lower than “CERABIEN™ ZR” porcelain (740 °C vs. 930 °C). This feature makes “CERABIEN™ MiLai” the ideal solution for finishing oxide ceramic (e.g. zirconia) and silicate ceramic* (e.g. lithium disilicate) restorations. Thanks to this new low-temperature porcelain solution, the finishing of such repairs is not disrupted with a more limited set of porcelain products.