Alexander Aronin is a master dental technician dedicated to the creation of high-end handmade porcelain restorations. He runs a dental laboratory and morphology school in Spain and teaches around the world. Aronin’s greatest source of professional inspiration is the book A Collection of Ceramic Works by Hitoshi Aoshima. Upon reading it in 1996, he discovered the superb outcomes that can be achieved with dental ceramics and realised that the creation of handmade porcelain work is the result of specialised education and honed manual skills. To become a master, one needs to be committed to the pursuit of continuous improvement, which is evident in Aronin’s work and classes. In this interview, he talks about his philosophy and enthusiasm for the creation of lifelike restorations and shares his perspective on the future of dental technology, providing some practical tips on how to achieve a high level of professional satisfaction.