Inside Dental Technology CE Courses

Dentistry in the Information Age

In our current Information Age, the rapid changes we have experienced over the last few decades will, incredibly, only accelerate. Certainly for some this will be a disruptive era, but for others it will open up a world of new possibilities.

Scanning Technology Comes of Age

There have been some huge improvements in the world of optical scanning, and many new intraoral and desktop scanners have come onto the market. But how do you keep up with all these new iterations and innovations?

Digital Removable Revolution

As 2020 approaches, the benefits of a data-driven prosthetic workflow for the edentulous patient are becoming more and more obvious. If a dental laboratory wants to provide optimal prosthetic treatment, digital acquisition and retention of data will be essential factors for long-term success.

Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry

There is no doubt that artificial intelligence and machine learning will have an impact on the dental industry in the coming years. It has great potential to improve patient diagnoses and treatment outcomes. The impact to dental laboratory workflow is a little less certain.