DIGITAL DENTISTRY LEARNING HUB

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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.

Same-day crowns have moved well beyond “nice-to-have” technology. For many practices, chairside dentistry has become a core business driver, improving patient experience, increasing operational efficiency, and creating long-term financial upside.

Digital dentistry is no longer about early adoption—it’s about optimization, efficiency, and scalability. As we head into 2026, dental practices are shifting from “Should we go digital?” to “How do we get more from the technology we already own?”

For many dentists, the iTero® scanner is already a cornerstone of their digital workflow. But what far fewer clinicians realize is that hidden inside the iTero ecosystem is a powerful design tool that can fundamentally change how you approach in-house restorations.

Unlock unparalleled imaging power with 3D CBCT systems—essential gear for implantology, orthodontics, airway studies and full‑arch digital workflows.

Orthodontists are looking for intraoral scanners that strike the perfect balance of performance, ease-of-use, and cost-efficiency. In 2025, we personally witness Alliedstar emerge as a rising favorite among orthodontists (and dentists at large)—and it’s easy to see why.

The Digital Scanner Race Heats Up in 2026

As digital dentistry continues its rapid evolution, intraoral scanners have become one of the most transformative tools in the modern dental workflow.

As implant dentistry becomes increasingly digital, clinicians are seeking scanning technologies that offer precise control, flexible workflows, and intelligent software guidance.