Why Go Digital?

High Quality and Precision

No two dental cases are the same. Patient anatomy is unique, and each treatment is tailored,

enabled by a long history of artisanal custom, human-centric craftsmanship. But, as with any

trade, quality is dependent on the skills of a given dentist, assistant, or technician, and achieving

consistent, high-quality, affordable dental products with so many potential sources of error

is incredibly difficult.

Digital dentistry reduces the risks and uncertainties introduced by human factors, providing

higher consistency, accuracy, and precision at every stage of the workflow. 3D intraoral scanning

removes many of the variables associated with taking a traditional impression, giving technicians

more accurate data to design from. Dental CAD software tools provide visual interfaces and

inputs similar to traditional workflows, with the added benefit of being able to automate certain

steps, as well as easily identify and fix mistakes.

Digital manufacturing equipment such as 3D printers or milling machines deliver a range of high-

quality custom products, prosthetics, and appliances with superior fit and repeatable results,

increasing clinical acceptance by dental practices and resulting in fewer errors and adjustments

while lowering costs.

3D printed removable die models are similar to traditional made models used for fit

checking final restorations.