DIGITAL DENTISTRY LEARNING HUB

As we head into 2025, the field of dentistry is poised for remarkable innovations that will reshape patient care, enhance clinical precision, and improve workflow efficiencies. From advanced imaging to AI-powered diagnostics, new dental technologies are streamlining processes, creating new treatment possibilities, and driving patient satisfaction.

So you're thinking about making the investment in advanced dental equipment—such as CBCT, 3D printers, intraoral scanners, milling machines, photogrammetry units, wire bending robots, and other cutting-edge tools? Making the investment in new technologies can be a stepping stone for your practice, but it also can be a significant financial commitment for any dental practice.

No matter how you keep up with your annual CE, whether hands-on courses, online webinars or dental conferences and association meetings, you're going to hear about the digital transformation happening in dentistry.

Digital dentistry has transformed how dental professionals deliver patient care, streamlining workflows, improving accuracy, and enhancing patient experiences.

Voxel Dental is at the forefront of this revolution. Starting in 2016, our Founder James Bonham, recognized that the future of dentistry would revolve around digital technologies. Since Voxel's inception, our goal has always been to be your digital dental workflow partner in devices support and consultation, from intraoral scanners to 3D printing.

With over 80 years of combined dental experience, our services range from lab service consultation, additive manufacturing, and intraoral scanning to CBCT, pan/ceph imaging, robotics, lab products, sales and support.

We wrote this ultimate guide to digital dentistry to help dentists at any stage of their journey. We'll cover everything from intraoral scanning to 3D printing, giving dental professionals no matter of specialty a comprehensive overview of how digital tools can elevate your practices.

Here at Voxel, we were founded on the mission to help doctors establish digital dental workflows, achieving quick & positive ROI with the best value technology on the market. One particular area we like to focus on is the full-arch implant workflow, as doctors searching for ways to boost revenue can find a proven methodology to help them get there. With training and an investment in technology, we can help you get there!

Here at Voxel, we've made it our mission to help doctors establish digital dental workflows, achieving quick & positive ROI with the best value technology on the market. One particular area we like to focus on is the full-arch implant workflow, as doctors searching for ways to boost revenue can find a proven methodology to help them get there. With training and an investment in technology, we can help you get there!

Morita, a global leader in dental and medical technology, is renowned for its high-precision imaging systems. While you may see their biggest footprint at an endodontic conference, their systems are popular among a growing group of general dentists and other specialists.

So... you've just got home after attending a full arch implant CE course or workshop. Now what?

Have you seen DEXIS/enVista at your most recent dental conference or CE course? As of last year, you will be seeing this brand used a lot more to market many dental devices, including X-ray, CBCT, intraoral scanners, intraoral sensors, handheld X-rays and much more.

Vatech, a well-known manufacturer of dental imaging equipment, is particularly regarded in the CBCT 3D imaging space for offering a wide range of machines for dental and maxillofacial imaging. Spanning decades of experience in dental imaging technology, Vatech is a proven leader in delivering innovative, high-quality dental X-ray machines at affordable prices.

In the realm of modern dentistry, diagnostic imaging is an indispensable tool for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Two widely used imaging technologies are Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) and Panoramic Radiography (Panorex). Choosing between these two options can be a substantial decision for dental practitioners.