April 28, 2025
In order to deliver the most high-quality prosthetic solutions, trueness, precision, and accuracy are essential. Advanced digital solutions are now becoming available in the dental setting. As such, it’s important that we consider the meaning of accuracy when it comes to dentistry, how accurate prostheses can be achieved in the lab, and the potential barriers […]
April 2, 2025
As the opportunities for dentists and dental technicians to access digital workflows expand, we can begin to imagine what the future of the dental laboratory might look like. Over the years the implementation of digital technology in both the dental practice and the lab has contributed to increased precision and accuracy, more efficient workflows, improved […]
February 21, 2025
Steve Campbell is the Dental Laboratories Association (DLA) Immediate Past President, and managing director at Nexus Dental Laboratory. He discusses the key challenges faced by technicians in the dental lab, and the impact of new dental technology on workflows: The main challenge we come up against with regards to scanning in the dental lab […]
January 16, 2025
The modern dental lab faces many challenges when it comes to meeting day-to-day time constraints. With patients expecting ever-faster results, it can be challenging for dental professionals to meet their needs. Growing demand for precision and fast turnround from dental labs has made increased accuracy and efficiency a major goal for dental technicians. There are […]
July 23, 2024
As the landscape of dentistry continues to change, many clinicians are reflecting on their current workflows. Digital technology will impact many clinicians’ professional lives now and in the future. As such, it is important to consider the fundamentals of endodontic diagnosis, case assessment, and treatment planning. Digital tools may assist clinicians in these areas in […]
June 21, 2024
Vertical root fracture (VRF) is a leading cause of tooth loss, especially in endodontically treated teeth.[i] Different to cracks, which may just be coronal, VRFs extend through the pulp to the roots. In my clinical experience, VRF is becoming a more common reason for tooth loss. Preventing the next tooth loss epidemic This more […]