Digital Dentistry Reviews for Dental Professionals
Intraoral Scanners
Capture accurate, chairside digital impressions with intraoral scanners designed to replace traditional PVS workflows. These devices streamline crown and bridge, orthodontic, and implant restorations by generating precise 3D models that integrate directly with CAD/CAM systems and lab partners. Discover how practices are evaluating scan accuracy, software ecosystems, and workflow compatibility when making the shift to digital impressions.
Mills
Produce same-day crowns, inlays, onlays, and other restorations in-house with dental milling units engineered for chairside and lab environments. These systems offer compatibility with a wide range of blocks and discs — including zirconia, lithium disilicate, and PMMA — enabling practices and labs to control quality, turnaround time, and material costs. Explore how restorative-focused practices are evaluating milling units to build efficient, profitable in-office CAD/CAM workflows.
3d Printers
Expand in-house fabrication capabilities with dental 3D printers capable of producing surgical guides, dentures, models, splints, and more. Resin-based printing technology continues to advance rapidly, offering improved accuracy, material options, and post-processing workflows for both practice and lab settings. Discover how clinicians and lab technicians are evaluating 3D printing systems to reduce outsourcing costs and accelerate case delivery.
