Tis the season to move at speed! One of the best gifts you can give yourself—and your patients—is reduced chair time for restoration procedures. Minimizing chair time is essential for improving efficiency, patient satisfaction, and overall productivity. And, it’s easier …
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When your patients come in for restorative dentistry, your first goal is to create stability in the oral cavity. For the outcome of your case, however, restoring your patients’ smiles with a natural-looking aesthetic appearance is essential. Balancing these two …
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Most dental professionals have experienced it — restorations gone wrong. The national average for dental laboratory remakes in the U.S. is 4%. While that number may seem low, remakes add up in replacement costs and increased chair time. According to …
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It seems to happen every year. A flock of patients come in between the fall and the end of the year to have their restorations done. October, November, and December tend to be the biggest crown and bridge months for …
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Until recently, stress-free and implant restorations weren’t two terms that usually went together. However, technology and digital dentistry workflows have allowed for more accurate digital treatment planning. One of these advancements is guided surgery for implants. Modern freehand implant surgery …
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Digital dentistry, the delivering treatment with the help of computer-aided software and hardware, has become commonplace in the industry. New possibilities, such as intraoral scanning (IOS), enable dentists to take impressions, perform diagnostics, and plan treatment without mechanical tools. Even …
Intraoral Scanning: From Patient to Lab to Patient, the 4 Benefits from Precise Scanning Read more »
Many of us would like to forget about the pandemic, especially the shortages and delays that came from it. For dental providers, these inconveniences weren’t just inconvenient but disconcerting, knowing their patients might need to wait longer for their much-needed …
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There are clear differences between dental labs that service the whole United States on a national level and ones that are more local or regional. This article looks at some of these differences and why it may be possible to …
National vs. Regional Dental Labs: What’s Better for your practice? Read more »
A dentist’s time is their most valuable asset. And time spent seeing patients is likely the most profitable choice. So how can a busy restorative or general dentist see more patients, offer more services, and do it all faster? Here …
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The Value of the Certified Dental Technician The field of dental technology is constantly evolving and growing. Innovations such as intraoral scanning, 3D CAD software and computer aided milling have transformed the industry. Behind it all are the users of …
