Technology

Digital Esthetics looks at coming technologies that will impact the digital dental workflow, from 3D printing to augmented reality and more. It doesn’t take much imagination to see how new technologies impact the dental world. It’s usually just a question of how.

How ChairFill mines your patient records to fill your schedule with the most profitable patients.

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Practice Assistant is designed to work from any location with an Amazon Echo device and a Wi-Fi connection.

The update is said to increase both efficiency and productivity in digital dentistry.

How practice management software can streamline your day-to-day through integration and interoperability for excellent patient care.

Intraoral scanners are only growing in value-particularly for labs.As the market adoption rate of intraoral scanners grows, clinicians and laboratories are finding added value to the use of digital technology. While some benefits of intraoral scanning, such as accuracy and speed, are more evident, other benefits are not as apparent.Here are a few reasons your laboratory loves intraoral scans.

Exploring the exciting current reality of intraoral scanning, as well as what’s coming in the future.

The study determined that readily available technology can make clinics more efficient and reliable while providing remote care.

Implementation and training oftentimes don’t go as planned ... but there are ways to make it simpler.

The report will be a snapshot of the readiness of U.S. dental schools to accept emerging technologies.

Dental technology has evolved by leaps and bounds since 2012.We’ve come a long way since 2012 in popular culture. Music fans lost Whitney Houston; movie buffs cheered Katniss through the Hunger Games; dancers nailed “Gangnam Style”; sports fans got crushed by the NHL lockout; and daredevils watched in awe as Felix Baumgarnter leapt from a capsule nearly 24 miles over earth.

Is it time to take the plunge on an intraoral scanner? Here are five things to consider before you buy.Not so long ago, some early adopters of intraoral scanners got beat up for stretching scanners beyond their capacity. Scanners had limited choices, limited materials and limited capabilities.

Dental lasers have fully come into their own-but many dentists continue to balk at lasers. Here’s why bringing laser technology into your office can pay off-and help your patients.

The newest feature for the latest release of CS WinOMS v 9.0 practice management software is designed to create a smoother, faster workflow.

The platform is said to be the first DIY compliance solution for dental practices.

Patterson Dental explains how they can help dentists get the ideal equipment and tech for their practice.

These innovations are already making waves in the broader world-and someday soon, they’ll have huge implications for dentistry.

In part one of a two-part series, we explore several apps and security measures you should consider to simplify your day-to-day.

The top six things to keep in mind when considering new practice management software.

The Dental Wings Portable Intraoral Scanner is said to be ideal for practices with limited space.

Technological and materials advances mean big things for labs, doctors and – ultimately – patients

Making the switch to digital dentistry may seem overwhelming, but these tips can help to ensure a smooth transition.

A prosthodontist and lab owner explain the benefits of using the Dental Wings Intraoral Scanner and Roland DWX-4W mill.

Making the switch to digital dentistry may seem overwhelming, but these tips can help to ensure a smooth transition.

How software and technology are ushering the dental industry into the future.Over the last few decades our entire culture - from industry, education, entertainment and healthcare - has changed and evolved for the better due to the development of computer technology.

Dental System 2017 is said to provide sturdy and efficient CAD/CAM workflows for labs.

How CAD/CAM and 3D printing are reshaping the dental industry.CAD/CAM changed the face of dental laboratory work about 15 years ago, and you’d be hard-pressed to find a lab that hasn’t heard about CAD/CAM, isn’t considering CAD/CAM or doesn’t already own a CAD/CAM system. And while the basic system is revolutionary, it has continued to grow and evolve.