DIGITAL DENTISTRY LEARNING HUB

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.

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?”

After the Voxel team came to install their new Perfit OVIS chairside milling system, we sat down with the team at Jeffrey Dental out of Valparaiso, FL to hear about their experience.

Dr. Alex and Dr. McKinzie Jeffrey shared how bringing chairside milling into their mid-size, high-efficiency practice has transformed both clinical workflows and patient experiences. Their feedback highlights not only the value of the Perfit OVIS milling unit, but also how Voxel Dental’s training and support made adoption smooth—even in a single-room practice environment.

Thinking about chairside milling as part of your same-day dentistry program? Join the practices set up to offer same-day restorations, reduce outsourcing costs, and improve patient satisfaction.

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.

Researching ways to increase your profitability as a practice?

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.