Hello! My name is Karina and I'm a community manager at Skyword, a content marketing company in Boston. I'm currently recruiting for a leading brand in the dental industry and am looking for a couple of talented writers with a professional dental bac
One of the most popular methods for not loosing the orientation is to have radiopaque markers in the patients mouth. There are few methods that we can use to visualize markers on CT. Would you please share yours?
A sensor barrier shield is a necessary item to use when taking digital dental x-rays. The shield prevents the sensor from coming into direct contact with the patients’ mouths, thus preventing water damage to the sensor as well as helping to prevent t
Has anyone tried yet the Immediate Smile Bridge of Materialise Dental, a temporary bridge milled and delivered together with your SurgiGuide based on the SimPlant planning?
I am wondering if there is a lab that is printing wax patterns and also milling copings/wax patterns-with a mill such as the Origin. If so could you could tell me the results you are getting with both systems and how it is working for you.(If you are
I have worked with the Cerec inLab for about a year now. Through trial and error and a variety of tests that I have done, it is my understanding that we need a certain type of prep design to be successful with this CAD/CAM system. It seems as though
I just got back from Lab day in Chicago and looked at plenty of scanners. Just wondering what kind of scanners every one is using in your laboratories and what your experiences are regarding margin integrity and fit, along with how how easy it is to
Please comment on your experience with cone beam ct scanners in your office. Are there any advantages of one manufacturer over another? Any difficulties encountered? Ease of use?