Digital dental restoration is another new benefit of CAD/CAM technology. Basically, the days of handmade prosthetics, with all the instances and opportunities for human (and crafting) error have been improved upon. Computer-aided manufacturing is the process by which lab technicians actually design objects in the digital 3D space of a program.

In the instance of CAD/CAM dentistry, labs that use high-tech software are able to model restorations and craft for size, strength and fit — before ever modeling a prosthetic in the real world. This allows for a comparison of options and a focus on fit and comfort previously unavailable in analog lab work.

Adopt CAD/CAM tech 

CAD/CAM dentistry is shaking up the industry. By adopting this technology, a dental practice can completely modernize its traditional dental laboratory process and relationship.  

 if you’re looking for a forward-thinking partner who can transform your dental practice with CAD/CAM dental technology, get started with Glorious today and receive a  intraoral scanner.