Digital Dentistry

Time as Capital: Measuring the True Cost of Chair Time

In modern restorative dentistry, precision is often measured in microns. But when it comes to practice performance, the most important measurement may...

The Passive Fit: Why Accuracy Starts with Photogrammetry

In full-arch and multi-unit restorative dentistry, the difference between success and complication often comes down to one word: passivity. A passi...

The Hidden ROI of Predictability

Every practice measures success in different ways: patient satisfaction, case outcomes, or production volume. But beneath those metrics lies a factor ...

What PVS Still Gets Wrong (and Why It’s Time to Move On)

Polyvinyl siloxane (PVS) has been a staple for dental impressions for decades. Known for its stability and detail reproduction, it improved on older i...

The Real Cost of a Digital Impression Scanner and Why It Pays for Itself

Intraoral scanners have changed the way modern dental practices operate. They deliver faster impressions, fewer remakes, and better patient communicat...

Photogrammetry and the Value of Going Digital in Complex Cases

In full-arch implant dentistry, precision is not a luxury. It is a non-negotiable. As cases grow more complex, the need for accurate data and efficien...

What Makes a Good Lab Partner in the Digital Age?

In a digitally driven dental practice, lab relationships matter more than ever. Today’s restorations rely on precision scans, digital communication,...

Why Digital Impressions Are the Future: Comparing PVS vs. Intraoral Scanners

For decades, polyvinyl siloxane (PVS) impressions have been the standard for capturing dental impressions, but with the rise of intraoral scanners (IO...