What is the Panthera Master Cup?
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Visit our FAQ section to learn more on how to participate, how much it cost and who determines the winner.
2022 WINNER
2023 PRIZES
More than $ 75 000 on prizes to win!
and much more to come
Participants Testimonials
— Ioulianos Moustakis, Greece, 2020 Panthera Master Cup Winner
— Alexia Gausmann, Germany, 2019 Panthera Master Cup Winner
— Mark Williamson, United States, 2017 Panthera Master Cup Winner
FAQ
Every year, the Master Cup aims to find the most skilled dental technician, dentist or denturist who wants to compete with the best by doing a complete dental prosthesis. Knowledge and skills, including function and aesthetics, are evaluated on a full upper and lower case involving implant bars.
NO COST
The competition is completely free. You just need time to give love to your case.
LEARN A LOT
Challenge yourself! Learn more from your profession, discover new materials and learn new dental skills. Push yourself further! To be the best, you need to compete against the best.
WIN BIG
Over $70 000 in prizes. More details to come.
Fill out the pre-register form below for you or one of your colleague/friend. When registration opens (November 2021) we will send you the official registration form by email. If you are selected (selection day is in January 2022), we will contact you.
Nothing! Panthera and its partners provide everything you need to complete your case. You only need time and passion to complete your case.
WHERE?
The case is made in your lab. You have three months to complete your case and send it back to Panthera.
WHEN?
November 2021
Official registration opening.
January 2022
Selection of the 10 participants and shipment of all material needed to complete your case.
May 1, 2022
All participants return their completed case to Panthera.
June 2022
Judgement Day.
Each year, a panel of five judges have a complete day to determine the score of each case. Knowledge and skills, including function and aesthetics, are evaluated on the full upper and lower case. All cases are unidentified so the judges do not know which case is whose.
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