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The CAD/CAM Chorus
January 2011 | Dental Lab Products Forward Trends: Technology The CAD/CAM Chorus Digital technologies for designing restorations that are then produced via computer controlled mills and printers have had a profound impact on the dental laboratory industry. Here we present an array of voices and opinions sharing their thoughts on what it all means, and what the future of the dental lab may look like. by Noah Levine, Senior Editor
January 2011 | Dental Lab Products
Forward Trends: Technology
The CAD/CAM Chorus
Digital technologies for designing restorations that are then produced via computer controlled mills and printers have had a profound impact on the dental laboratory industry. Here we present an array of voices and opinions sharing their thoughts on what it all means, and what the future of the dental lab may look like.
by Noah Levine, Senior Editor
Photos: (Clockwise from top left) Sirona; Straumann; Diadem Digital Solutions Inc.; 3M ESPE; 3Shape; Nobel Biocare; Sensable Dental Technologies
Change arrives in many forms, and when it comes it means different things to different people. Few observers of the dental lab industry believe CAD/CAM and other digital technologies will be just a passing fad. In fact, there is a sizable majority who feel these technological developments will (and already have begun to) drastically reshape the industry, creating new business models, new opportunities and new approaches to producing dental restorations. While many are excited about what this will mean, not everyone is ready to embrace the digital way of doing things. In this article we present voices from different parts of the industry sharing their thoughts about the impact CAD/CAM has already made and the ways it will continue to reshape the industry.
The most excited person on the planet
Lee Culp, CDT – Chief Technology Officer, DTI
A logical progression
Roddy MacLeod – Vice President of CAD/CAM, Sirona
View from an early adopter
Scott Udell – Manager, Udell Dental Laboratory
Standing apart
Joshua Polansky – Owner, Niche Dental Studio
Weighing the options
Sara Kazan, CDT – President, Nellmar Laboratory
Working out the kinks
Robert Lash – President, Moskey Dental Laboratories
Blurring the lines
Dr. Gary Severance – Vice President of Marketing and Clinical Affairs, D4D Technologies
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A key to our facility
Melker Nilsson – President and General Manager, Nobel Biocare North America
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Bridging the digital divide
Bob Steingart – President, Sensable Dental Products
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