DIGITAL DENTISTRY LEARNING HUB

Webinar Recap with Dr. Clint D. Stevens

Digital dentistry is no longer optional—it’s inevitable.

Here at Voxel, we've watched, evaluated, and tested for ourselves the very best in dental tech. Sometimes, major innovations come with lofty promises to doctors - and it's important doctors are aware of the potential upsides but aware of any changes in workflows.

That's why we are so meticulous in our evaluations, so we know when we decide to partner with a manufacturer and sell their products - we can be confident our customers are getting the very best.

Enter LuxCreo, an innovative 3D printing manufacturer that is making waves in this "direct print" world - empowering dentists to create custom clear aligners in-house at an affordable cost. In fact, they lay the claim to be the first FDA cleared 510 (K) class II direct print aligner workflow.

Digital dentistry has evolved from a niche innovation into a foundational part of modern clinical practice. In a recent webinar hosted by Trusted Dental Technologies, Dr. Clint Stevens, DDS, FAGD, FICOI of Downtown Tulsa Dental shared real-world insights into how digital tools are transforming efficiency, diagnostics, and profitability in everyday dentistry.

Efficiency is profitability. That's why many doctors are turning to "same-day crowns" as a game-changer in terms of operational control and, importantly, efficiency. 

Dentists often evaluate new technology based on ROI, workflow efficiency, or clinical performance.

Digital dentistry continues to evolve rapidly, and intraoral scanners sit at the center of nearly every modern workflow. Among the fastest-growing names in this space is Shining 3D, a global technology company that has made significant inroads into dentistry with its Aoralscan family of intraoral scanners.

Expanding Our High-Tech, High-Touch Commitment to Digital Dentistry

At Voxel Dental, growth has never been about selling more equipment. It’s about supporting better dentistry.

Visit Global Surgical in Booth 1509 and Voxel Dental in Booth 1609 — Hall C

Across dentistry, expectations are changing. Patients want fewer appointments, faster treatment, and predictable outcomes—and practices are responding by bringing more workflows in-house. One of the clearest shifts we’re seeing is the rapid adoption of same-day crowns and single-visit dentistry powered by in-office milling.

Intraoral scanning continues to be one of the most transformative technologies in modern dental practice. With every iteration, manufacturers push boundaries in speed, accuracy, comfort, and workflow integration.