Humans have been storing information ever since writing was first developed. Before the invention of 3D scanning, dentists and lab technicians would store physical models and paper files in cabinets. However, information storage is now in a digital stage so rather than cabinets, we use computers. File formats are used to encode information to store…

You may have read all the rave reviews about how going digital is going to be the best decision for your clinic and you may be thinking about purchasing your first 3D dental scanner. But do you know what you’re actually signing up for? Here are five things you should note before making the switch. 1. Check for hidden…

Are you considering integrating milling facilities into your dental practice? While it may be tempting to transform your dental practice into a one-stop solution for your patients, this approach may not be the best option. In addition to the high investment costs to bring a lab in-house, you will also need to consider the time…

What is digital dentistry? Digital dentistry is just as it sounds: the mix of dentistry and the digital world through the advancements in dental technology. Today, the CAD/CAM system is carving its place in dental clinics and labs around the world. Scanners and CAD/CAM complement each other to make restorations for patients without the needs…