Millable Materials
With Recent Advancements Harmonizing Strength and Esthetics, CAD/CAM Is No Longer a Compromise
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Resource Center | CAD/CAM | ID
Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) provides benefits to clinicians ranging from workflow efficiency to better treatment and indirect restoration procedure offerings for their patients. Digital dentistry is constantly evolving, and it can be a challenge to stay up-to-date on the latest technologies, products, and procedures. Make this Resource Center your home for education, product information, clinical articles, eBooks, and more on CAD/CAM.
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The Chameleon Effect
Despite early criticism of the technology, milled CAD/CAM restorations can be made to look more natural and blend in with the surrounding dentition, but only if the clinician is willing to put time into the finishing process after milling is complete.
POPULAR
A New Sequence for Fully Guided, Fixed, Immediate Load Full-Arch Dental Implant Reconstruction
Revolutionary CAD/CAM technology enhances patient treatment outcomes and clinical efficiency
EBOOK
The New Zirconia Workflow: Single-Visit Chairside Restorations in 90 Minutes or Less
The zirconia workflow has now advanced into a reliable, simple process, making chairside production practical for more clinicians.
WEBINAR
The Power of Digital Impressions
Daniel Vasquez, DDS
COMMERCIAL SUPPORTER: Dentsply Sirona
