DIGITAL DENTISTRY LEARNING HUB

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. 

In the fast-evolving world of digital dentistry, the Perfit Ovis chairside milling system represents a turning point for single-visit restorations.

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The landscape of full-arch restorations has changed dramatically with the introduction of digital workflows. What was once a time-consuming, multi-appointment, analog process can now be streamlined into a highly accurate, efficient, and patient-friendly experience—all thanks to digital dentistry.

As digital orthodontics continues to evolve, the demand for precision, efficiency, and automation in aligner production has never been higher. One of the most critical steps in the clear aligner manufacturing process is trimming—a step that ensures aligners have smooth, comfortable edges that fit precisely to a patient's dental anatomy. The Trimlign2 is a revolutionary aligner trimming system that is redefining how orthodontic labs and practices streamline their clear aligner finishing process.

Known originally for their injet printers, Roland has since explored applications in dentistry - particularly in dental milling. Their dental milling suite is designed to simplify production and improve both practice efficiency doctors and lab technicians.

Dental milling machines have revolutionized restorative dentistry, allowing for the precise fabrication of crowns, bridges, inlays, and other dental prosthetics with exceptional accuracy and efficiency.

Zirconia has become the material of choice for modern dental restorations, combining strength, biocompatibility, and aesthetics to deliver long-lasting, natural-looking results. Whether you’re fabricating crowns, bridges, or full-arch restorations, selecting the right zirconia blocks or pucks for your milling machine is essential for achieving precision and quality.

Staining and glazing are essential steps in creating lifelike, esthetic dental crowns that blend seamlessly with a patient’s natural dentition. These finishing techniques enhance the crown's color, translucency, and surface texture, ensuring both durability and esthetics.

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.