Master the Digital Dentistry Workflow

Understanding the digital workflows is not just about scanning or printing.  Digital Dentistry is a mindset for the whole team to offer a better patient experience that starts as soon as they walk through your door.

Join us to learn from the team that, since 1997, has helped pioneer and create many of today's Digital Dental Workflows alongside leading equipment, software, and materials manufacturers across the industry.

Stop Fighting the Transition to Digital Dentistry

Without falling into the "Skip the Lab" trap!

We can help you transition from traditional impressions to digital no matter how complex the treatment.

From a simple splint to a full mouth reconstruction, we can help you improve your workflow and get better results for your patients in fewer visits.

Only take on the parts of the digital workflow that make sense for your practice.

Avoid
The Equipment Trap

There are a myriad of manufacturers, public speakers and trainers that are more than willing to fill your practice up with hardware, without getting to know your infrastructure, preferred treatments and staff competencies.

What about equipment obsolescence?

How much are you going to lose on expiring consumables?

We will work with your team to implement the efficiencies and exceptional patient experiences Digital Dentistry can provide.

Did you buy a scanner hoping to streamline your practice, cut down on remakes, and deliver better results to your patients?

You tried a few single units in small bridges, and they mostly worked out. Now you've tried to do some more advanced cases, but your team has more problems than ever before.

Unfortunately, as treatment gets more complex, these processes are not always as straightforward.

Is your laboratory holding you back?  

More than likely, the problems stem from communication and process issues between you and your laboratory.

You're trying to move forward with a digital workflow but somewhere along the way your laboratory is more than likely reverting to analog processes allowing for increased error and problems with dimensional stability and fit.

Our fully digital, custom manufacturing processes and equipment allow us to provide highly esthetic, well-fitting and functioning appliances regardless of material or type of reconstruction. We produce all our parts including metal for partials, titanium implant parts, and all of our dentures via sophisticated, automated, 3d printing, milling, and polishing process.

Converting to Digital

Team approach to communication and workflow

  • Getting your entire team on board from the front desk, to hygiene, to assistants, and associates.    Collaboration and teamwork in the digital environment are the keys to successful implementation and maximizing your ROI.
  • Understanding and implementing new roles.   Establishing the daily workflow and order of operations for the digital workflow.
  • The basics of scanning including learning about the software operation, how, and what to scan.
  • Basic troubleshooting – things you can look at to make sure the scan process was successful, and all files merged correctly.

Basic Crown & Bridge (conformative dentistry)

  • What should I scan?
    • What data is critical to success?
    • Typical pitfalls and how to avoid them
  • How to take the correct bite and make sure the scans align.
  • Make sure the margins and surrounding tooth structure are dry, free of blood and debris.
    • Packing cord
    • Tips and tricks to control the bleeding and saliva
    • Should I scan now or wait until tissue heals?

Digital Denture Training

  • Edentulous with no existing denture
  • Edentulous with existing denture
  • Digital Reline
  • Implant Overdenture

Removable Partial Denture

  • Intraoral scanning and design planning
  • Coordination of Path of Insertion and tooth preparation
  • Intraoral scanning for final prosthesis
  • Materials selection for long term success
  • Attachments and combination cases

Sleep Apnea

  • Intraoral scanning and sleep study to identify candidates
  • Diagnosis and determination of the starting jaw position
  • Design objectives and parameters
  • Titration and adjustments and initial follow up routine
  • 2nd sleep study for verification of treatment
  • Long term follow-up and maintenance

Smile Design, Treatment Planning, and how to market full arch cases

  • Data Collection including intraoral scans, CT scan, photos, and video
  • Analysis, smile design, and treatment planning
  • Patient Consultation
  • Provisional or Trial Prosthesis
  • Case Management and delivery