Scanning/Designing/ Milling

We offer customized training both on-site and in our facility to help doctors and team successfully integrate digital scanning, CAD/CAM design, or in-house milling into their practice. We understand how beneficial it can be, both financially (decreased lab fees and supplies) and convenient (fewer patient appointments), it is for both patients and team members to have these digital processes integrated into your daily routine. Same day dentistry appointments allow patients to leave with a great fitting restoration.

Scanning/Designing/Milling Training: About

We can customize a package for your practice depending on your wants and needs. Some doctors prefer to learn on-site with other practices in order to maximize their training budget while learning with and from others. Other doctors prefer to train in their own office environment having the trainers come to them, with their staff, and while working on their patients. We offer BOTH options!

Scanning/Designing/Milling Training: Welcome

Our goal, after training and practice, is for each office to be able to prep, scan, design, mill and seat a single, posterior crown in 1.5-2 hours, from start to finish that is aesthetically pleasing, requires few adjustments, has proper margins and contacts and is functional.

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Training Options

INTRODUCTION TO SCANNING

Basics to Scanning - training for doctor, assistant or hygienist into the basic techniques for digital scanning. Each student will be equipped in the basics to successfully scan a single tooth, to a full arch and how to export this information to your choice of laboratories. **Basic scanning choices on-site at training facility (with on-site scanner provided) or off-site at your office (on-site scanner required)**

**Additional fees for travel of over 50 miles from Kingston, Tennessee.

Level I. Prepping, Scanning, Milling a Single Unit Restoration in 90 minutes or less

Basic Introduction to full "in-house" experience includes:

Basic strategies on how to modify your prep for a successful in-house restoration
Basics to Scanning
Design basics for single, posterior restorations that fit and function well with minimal adjustments.
How to choose the proper materials for restorations based on material qualities and aesthetic goals.
Basics in firing restorations

Requirements (if training in your own office)

Scanner
Milling Unit
Oven
Patient (for day 2)
Assistant

Level II. ADVANCED Scanning, Designing, Milling of Implant Crowns

Level III. ADVANCED Designing of Cosmetic Anterior Crowns

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