DIGITAL DENTISTRY LEARNING HUB

More than six years after COVID-19 disrupted dental practices across the country, dentistry has largely moved beyond the immediate effects of the pandemic.

When we launched Voxel AI Lab in partnership with Relu AI earlier this year, we knew clinicians would be excited about bringing artificial intelligence into their digital workflows.

Custom night guards have become one of the most common restorative and preventive appliances produced in modern dental practices. Whether treating bruxism, protecting restorative work, or helping patients manage the effects of clenching and grinding, night guards remain a valuable service that benefits both patients and practices.

When dental practices evaluate new technology, one question almost always comes first:

Not long ago, advanced digital dental design was largely the domain of large laboratories with dedicated CAD technicians and specialized software teams. Today, however, artificial intelligence is making many of those same capabilities accessible to private practices of every size.

When people hear "artificial intelligence in dentistry," they often think about advanced diagnostics, treatment planning, or complex surgical workflows.

Over the past two decades, CBCT technology has transformed the way clinicians diagnose, plan, and deliver treatment across nearly every area of dentistry.

Digital orthodontic workflows have evolved rapidly over the past several years. Between intraoral scanning, cloud-based treatment planning, and in-office 3D printing, many practices are now producing retainers faster and more efficiently than ever before.

How I Use Dexis DTX Studio Clinic for More Efficient Endodontic CBCT Evaluation

One of my favorite areas to teach in digital dentistry has always been CBCT for endodontics. Over the years, I’ve worked with a variety of imaging platforms and software solutions, and one thing I’ve learned is that the quality of your diagnostic workflow depends just as much on the software as it does the scan itself.