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.

One growing trend we’re heading to in dentistry is in-house dental milling. With more and more equipment options made more affordable by a competitive market, the idea of doing your own milling in-house may not be that far from reality. 

"I’ve spent years helping practices implement digital workflows ranging from CBCT and intraoral scanning to milling and 3D printing. This series is designed to answer the same questions and concerns I hear from doctors every day about same-day dentistry and in-office manufacturing."

"I’ve spent years helping practices implement digital workflows ranging from CBCT and intraoral scanning to milling and 3D printing. This series is designed to answer the same questions and concerns I hear from doctors every day about same-day dentistry and in-office manufacturing."

Digital dentistry continues to redefine what’s possible in the modern practice — and one of the most exciting shifts is the ability to produce high-quality zirconia restorations entirely in-house.

Webinar Recap with Dr. Clint D. Stevens

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

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.